Showing posts with label brixham holiday cottages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brixham holiday cottages. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Be Closer to Nature While in Brixham

Get accommodations at one of the dog friendly holiday cottages in Brixham if you want comfort, relaxation, and luxury at a very good price. Have the ultimate dog friendly holidays in Brixham by experiencing the beauty, wonders, and charms of this idyllic seaside town. If you want peace and serenity, visit the spectacular gardens in Brixham. You can spend an afternoon here or have a whole day family picnic amidst the flora and fauna and lush surroundings. This can truly prove to be inspiring and revitalizing.

 

Battery Gardens

 

During your dog friendly holidays in Brixham, take time to appreciate this historic and wonderful garden. It is a true reflection of beauty amidst turmoil. Battery gardens in Brixham are named as such because it has been used as a battery for many wars in the past. The 14-acre site was a witness of the war in 1586 as well as the American War of Independence during 1780's. It was also a defence site of soldiers during the Napoleonic War in the 1880's.  From the dog friendly holiday cottages in Brixham, it is so easy to go here because of the many public transport stops and major roads around.

 

In the 1940s, there were 116 emergency batteries that were established. Among all of these, only seven still exist today and the Battery Gardens is one of them. It is also the most intact. English Heritage considers the Battery as a protected monument.

 

Battery is a military term describing the soldiers and the wide array of weapons used. In the Second World War, Brixham Battery Gardens was used. It was equipped with two anti-aircraft weapons and also extra harbour defence guns. More than a hundred people manned the battery at its peak. You will be able to see the artillery site during your visit here. This would prove to be an interesting trip that can tell you a lot about the rich past of Brixham.

 

The Greenway Gardens

 

Being closer to nature is one of the best activities you can do during your dog friendly holidays in Brixham. The Greenway Gardens is an ideal location for romantic strolls, family picnics, and even exercising. This large and romantic woodland garden reflects the calmness and sheer beauty of Brixham. Step out of the dog friendly Brixham holiday cottages so you can relish all the surprises that Greenway Gardens has to offer. This place has literary significance because it became a holiday home for the family of Agatha Christie, the famous murder and mystery writer. Agatha Christie fans would love to see the spots here where the author made her masterpieces. The garden has a restored vinery and peach house that are truly fascinating. This garden makes it easy to commune with nature. 

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Sunday, July 31, 2011

One Adventure Theme Park and Beach to Visit in Brixham

During your Brixham holidays you can spend a good amount of time at its beaches and adventure parks. These places are perfect to visit if you are travelling with your children, your group of friends or even your spouse. The best part about staying at one of the Brixham holiday cottages is that they are located near most of the places of interest in Brixham. The Brixham holiday cottages can accommodate small as well as big groups of people. There are so many interesting things to see and do during your Brixham holidays with your family or group of friends. You can request to stay at one of the pet-friendly Brixham holiday cottages if you are travelling with your pet. Here is one adventure park and a pristine beach to visit during your Brixham holidays.

The Milky Way Adventure Park

Visit the popular Milky Way Adventure Park during your Brixham holidays especially if you are travelling with your children in tow. This theme park not only plays home to the largest rollercoaster in Devon, but also a number of fun rides such as Dodgem Cars. This park has existed for over 20 years. Till today, locals well as tourists frequent this adventure park. Other activities include the thrilling drop slide as well as the intricate mazes. You might also want to watch shows such as the death defying escape of Merlin the Wizard during your visit to the Milky Way Adventure Theme Park. You will find a good number of cafes to refresh yourself and your family with yummy snacks and drinks. You will be pleased with the facilities here, which include toilets for disabled people, changing rooms for babies, and special food for babies. You will be pleased to head back to the comfort of the Brixham holiday cottages after long day at this exciting adventure theme park.

Churston Cove

Churston Cove is a pristine beach that is located very close to the luxurious and comfortable Brixham holiday cottages. This beach is very clean, and is known for its powdery white sand and blue water. A lot of families visit this beach to enjoy a good day in the sun. You can bask in the sun for hours reading a good book, take a dip in the cool water, explore the nearby coves and finally enjoy a nice walk at sunset. The children too will enjoy playing at this beach. You can also indulge in water sports like water skiing at this beach. Pack a nice picnic basket to enjoy with your family at Churston Cove. Be sure to visit Churston Cove at least once during your Brixham holidays with your family and friends.

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Saturday, July 30, 2011

One Castle and Restaurant to Visit in Brixham

If you have chosen to stay at one of the Brixham holiday cottages, you have made the right choice. This is because the Brixham holiday cottages offer guests a comfortable stay during their Brixham holidays. They are also ideal for families travelling with their pet. Brixham is famous for its rich historical background and culture. So be sure to visit Brixham's beautiful and enchanting castles during your Brixham holidays. Brixham also has a great deal of superb restaurants that serve great seafood dishes. You will be spoilt for choice during your Brixham holidays. Here is one restaurant and castle to visit during your stay at the comfortable, clean and luxurious Brixham holiday cottages.

No 15 Restaurant

Visit the popular No 15 Restaurant during your Brixham holidays if you really want to enjoy a fabulous meal. This restaurant is located very close to the Brixham harbour, and is thus a short drive away from the Brixham holiday cottages. Thus, if you don't feel like stepping into the kitchen during your holidays in Brixham, this is one of the restaurants that you should definitely try and visit. Don't leave this restaurant without sampling popular dishes such as the Pan Fried Monk Fish Medallions, King Prawns and Tournedos Rossini. All of the meals cooked here are prepared using fresh ingredients as well as fresh seafood and meats. The meals are personally cooked and supervised by the in-house chef Adrian Ford. The restaurant's chef has been famous in the food and hospitality industry for more than 20 years! He also used to work at the famous QE2 for 3 years in the past. You are sure to love the atmosphere of the restaurant with its traditional interiors and new-age furniture. It is very warm and welcoming too. In fact, the brick walls and the ceiling beams make this restaurant a tad cosy. This is one restaurant that never fails to surprise its customers.

Framlingham Castle

Visit the famous and historically rich Framlingham Castle during your Brixham holidays for a good dose of educational and entertaining fun. It is also located in Suffolk, which is very close to the upscale and spacious Brixham holiday cottages. It is known that Henry I to Roger Bigod gifted the Framlingham Castle in the 12th century. The Framlingham Castle now houses 13 circular towers. Back in the day they were used as a poorhouse, a shelter for victims of the Plague, a prison and even a school.  The surroundings are very beautiful as well. You are sure to love the scenery here. Be sure to carry your camera too. You can really learn about the rich history of the county of Devon during your visit to the Framlingham Castle

 

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