Location: Sidmouth
Top Things to do in Sidmouth
The 10 Best Things to do Good for Couples in Sidmouth, England
Sidmouth /ˈsɪdməθ/ is a town situated on the English Channel coast in Devon, South West England, 14 miles (23 km) east-southeast of Exeter. In 2004, it had a population of about 15,000, of whom 40% were aged 65 or over. By the time of the 2011 census the population was 12,569. It is a tourist resort and a gateway to the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. A large part of the town has been designated a conservation area.
Restaurants in Sidmouth
1. Peak Hill Llamas
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 158 reviews
Fun-filled activity sessions and guided walks with llamas on East Devon's spectacular Jurassic Coast
Reviewed By alihosk1971 - Fareham, United Kingdom
We spent about an hour and a half with these amazing animals and their ‘mum’ Maggie. What an amazing lady with amazing animals ! Had such a good time on what was a difficult day for Maggie. Thank you so much xx
2. Sidmouth - Valley, Ridge and Jurassic Coast walk
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 111 reviews
A moderate 5.5 mile walk around Sidmouth, an attractive seaside town on the coast of East Devon. Situated where the River Sid meets the sea, it is flanked on both sides by high ridges which contain the town and give it its scenic backdrop. No stiles; the route climbs on the South West Coast Path from sea level to 200m/650ft at the ridge top, a long steady rather than steep climb.
Reviewed By johnpZ4299KQ - Sidmouth, United Kingdom
A varied walk following the Jurassic coast ..Each way out of Sid mouth is a steep start ..You will need to reach the donkey sanctuary or Otterton before you are able to catch a bus back to the start
3. Jurassic Paddle Sports
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By colin1907 - Liverpool, United Kingdom
Superb staff, your safety is safe in their hands great equipment and tuition. Great value for money aswel plus they wouldn’t take payment before I arrived just incase we couldn’t turn up. Would totally recommend this place to anyone looking for a bit of water activity. That had loads of equipment and sanitised everything. 10 out a 10 for Guy and the guys
4. The Donkey Sanctuary
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4.5 based on 3,352 reviews
Set along the historic Jurassic Coast and nestled in the tranquil East Devon countryside in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, our working farm is home to donkeys, mules and hinnies - large and small. Come and say hello to some of the hundreds of donkeys waiting to meet you, completely free of charge. Explore our exciting new Visitor Centre, Understanding Donkeys Zone and Dr Svendsen’s Hut, and discover just why donkeys are so special. Also enjoy our scenic farm trails, guided tours, outdoor play area, Nature Centre and Maze. Head to the new Gift Shop for donkey-design items for every pocket. When it’s time to take a break, relax in our new family-friendly restaurant, The Kitchen and enjoy freshly prepared dishes using local, ethically sourced produce alongside stunning views over the donkeys paddocks out to the sea. The Donkey Sanctuary was founded as a charity in 1969, by Dr Elisabeth Svendsen MBE. Open 365 days a year; entry and parking is free. Dogs on a lead are welcome.
Reviewed By sarahbC6712HI - Southampton, United Kingdom
My family and I stop off at the Donkey Sanctuary at least twice a year on our visits down to see family in Cornwall. It is such a wonderful place for a stop off and the kids love to do the walks and spend some time looking at and learning about the donkeys. We always eat at the cafe which I have to say serves the most wonderful food and has such lovely views out onto the donkeys. We adore seeing how loved and cared for the donkeys are and have come to love donkeys so much we’ve adopted one! You won’t regret a visit!
5. Scott Cinemas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
The Radway opened in 1928 and was planned to operate primarily as a theatre. As a live theatre it quickly failed and was soon altered to better accommodate cinema use.Whilst the building enjoyed a very thorough refurbishment in 1999 care was taken to do this as sympathetically as possible in order to retain its early 30’s charm.Digital Projection, 3D and Sound was recently been added.
Reviewed By alseward53 - Axminster, United Kingdom
Sidmouth is blessed to have this excellent facility offering a great choice of viewing to suit everyone’s tastes. The staff are brilliant and very helpful when I left my scarf behind. Silver screen selections are great value.
6. Sand
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By annell2014 - London, United Kingdom
It's rare to find a house that can be traced back to the 1200s but that's what you've got with Sand. We had a really interesting visit with an excellent guided tour by Caroline which was both informative and entertaining. This is a very special place and if you're lucky enough to be visiting East Devon when the house is open then it's well worth a visit. The house and gardens are enchanting and whole place has a lovely atmosphere.
7. Manor Pavilion Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By jennycrocks1 - Devon, United Kingdom
Sidmouth is one of our favourite places to visit and we often combine it with a visit to the theatre. The box office staff are always very pleasant and helpful when I book tickets over the phone. The theatre has a lovely friendly atmosphere and we always enjoy concerts here. We also took our grand daughter to see the pantomime last year and she loved it. We already have tickets to see the New Jersey Boys again and will be booking tickets for the annual Sidmouth Town Band Christmas concert later in the year, together with the Panto which I think our grandson will enjoy as its Treasure Island and he loves pirates!!!!!
8. Connaught Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 921 reviews
Reviewed By petem587 - Bridgnorth, United Kingdom
We attended the gardens as our granddaughters were performing in the Exeter Youth Orchestra. The setting was a glorious day weather wise and the gardens were beautifully set out, the views from the cliff top were amazing. The cafe on the cliff edge was very busy (always a good sign) lots of food and drink orders being placed and as trays came out the food was excellently presented. As I waited in the queue to place my coffee order I spotted their cake display WOW, it looked awesome, I eventually chose a slice of Sticky Toffee Apple. It was a large piece and totally delicious, the coffee was good too. Would I go back ? DEFINITELY
9. Red Lion Inn, Sidbury
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Beautiful family and pet friendly pub set in the idyllic saxon village of Sidbury. Fresh locally sourced food served daily, be sure to enquire about our daily specials. We have a great selection of draught and traditional real ales.
Reviewed By mbreary - St Austell, United Kingdom
This pub, although small, has gone out of its way to make your visit safe. There is a one way system in place, hand sanitiser everywhere and table service. Do book as eating area is not large but the food is amazing. We checked ahead and meat comes from local butcher. Website shows he uses local farmers with animals that live a good life, not factory farmed. We went on a Saturday, which is curry night, although other options available. The butter chicken and chickpea curries where very tasty as were the homemade poppadoms with two different chutneys. We followed this feast with tiramasu. Delicious!
10. Jacobs Ladder Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 360 reviews
Reviewed By Gloryhornetboy08 - Chichester, United Kingdom
This is a lovely sandy beach that you reach walking along Sidmouth sea front towards the west. Good value cafe up some steps from the prpmenade as well.
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