Aktivitäten in River Tamar

“Plenty of things to do here. Shopping, restaurants, beautiful views set in the granite backdrop of Royal William Yard, a former Royal Navy victually centre.”

“Fabulous camellia collection. Free entry to the park. Riverside views and duck pond.”

“Great for walks and food- it can be reached via a short boat journey from Cremyl in Plymouth. good walk would be to Kingsand from Mount Edgecumbe a long the coastal path and then catch the boat back to Plymouth”

“The beach's of Whitsand Bay offer over three miles of stunning sand from Rame Head to Portwrinkle and are considered one of Cornwall’s hidden gems. Reached by steep paths and steps that wind down between the verdant vegitation, these beaches are never crowded. At low tide the long stretches of glistening sand provides great walking or jogging opportunities, whilst the constant swell keeps surfers happy riding some huge waves. Rock pools dotted along the beach reveal fascinating marine life, and out to sea the bay is a popular dive site, home to HMS Scylla, an ex-naval frigate sunk in 2004 to form an artificial reef.”

“This place has been throwing people off cliffs since 2009. Near Liskeard, Adrenalin Quarry will bring out the extreme fun junkie in you. It has the UK's maddest zipwire, where you'll reach up to 40mph over the quarry. There is also a giant swing on which you'll defy gravity and loads of other thrilling things. ”

“Morwellham Quay, is located on the banks of the river Tamar and is a living museum of times gone bye. A fascinating look into the past for adults and children alike.”

“Grade one buildings abound in this redevelopment of this historic naval victualling centre. Nowadays its a hub for bars and restaurants as well as a regular market. Its also close to the Stonehouse Cremyll ferry.”

“Scenic, signposted woodland trails and a cafe serving hot food, cakes and cream teas”

“Designed by Victorian architect Sir John Rennie and constructed between 1825 and 1831, Royal William Yard is steeped in history. Considered to be one of the most important groups of historic military buildings in Britain, it is also the largest collection of Grade 1 listed military buildings in Europe. The Royal William Yard is a thriving hub for many Plymouth businesses and retailers. The Yard is one of Plymouth’s premier lifestyle destinations and is an arts and culture destination with regular public events taking place including outdoor theatre productions and open-air cinema, arts and crafts markets and the launch of Community Interest Company Ocean Studios offering opportunities for over 100 artists in residence. There’s also the Edward Waite Gallery and various artworks exhibited within Residence ONE.”

“This sanctuary, near Looe, is home to 37 monkeys, each one with a distinct character and personality. Learn about them all and even have a go at being a keeper for a day. ”