The picturesque streets of Sidmouth and the unspoilt countryside surrounding it have made this Regency town a favourite with tourists for centuries. Venture out and about and you'll find a huge choice of activities, each offering a different way to experience the area’s natural charm.
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Sidmouth's dramatic red cliffs, crowned with white chalk, form one of the oldest stretches of the South West’s famous Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site rich in geology that makes a fascinating setting for rambles and walks. Visit Sidmouth Museum or the Tourist Information Centre to book a place on a guided walk, or just explore this beautiful area at your own pace.
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Situated in the natural beauty of the Sid Valley, Sidmouth Golf Club offers the perfect challenge for the golfing novice as well as providing a test for even the most accomplished golfer. The course makes the most of the natural contours of the valley, and offers just over 5,000 yards of demanding yet enjoyable golf. For more information, visit
www.sidmouthgolfclub.eclipse.co.uk.
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Sidmouth's main shopping area, just a stroll from the Belmont Hotel, is a bustling and eclectic collection of national and local stores selling everything from gifts, crafts and antiques to essential groceries. Stop by to pick up some souvenirs and browse the quaint, narrow streets, then retire to one of the local cafés for a delicious cream tea. A great selection of pubs and restaurants offer tempting cuisine for those planning a longer stay away from the hotel.
