Dartmouth to Totnes River Cruise (Return)
The queen of cruises in our repertoire sailing the beautiful River Dart between the delightful and unique towns of Dartmouth and Totnes. This cruise is a lovely relaxing 90-minute trip (each way).
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The queen of cruises in our repertoire sailing for around nine miles along nearly all of the navigable part of the beautiful River Dart between the delightful and unique towns of Dartmouth and Totnes. This cruise is a lovely relaxing 90-minute trip (each way).
A Typical Day's Itinerary
- Cruise from Dartmouth - 90 minute cruise to Totnes
- Cruise from Totnes - 90 minute cruise to Dartmouth
- Arrive back in Dartmouth
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Connecting the two vibrant South Devon towns of Dartmouth and Totnes.
Apart from viewing the magnificent buildings of the Britannia Royal Naval College and Agatha Christie’s Greenway Estate, you will enjoy the riverside villages of Stoke Gabriel and Dittisham, the Sharpham Estate with its vineyards, and the steeply wooded hillsides plunging down to the water’s edge - providing unparalleled scenic views. You can either return by boat or bus (bus fare not included) back to your start point.
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Reviews
- All lovely - All done very well. Everything clean (train/boats), staff friendly and commentary on the river cruise added a bit of fun. Really good day out, lots of families. Take hats, drinks and dogs! If you have one.
- At last! - Went by steam train and ferry to Dartmouth on the last day of our holiday. Beautiful. Lovely journey on the steam train and the ferry was also a very pleasant trip. Spent a couple of hours in Dartmouth before repeating the journey. So glad I have managed to do it at last!
- Charming - We did a round trip from Totnes to Dartmouth. The trip was wonderful with clean comfortable boat, nice staff and excellent commentary (and nice refreshments). On the return we were treated to an extra spin past the two castles at the mouth of the estuary. Marvelous.