Enjoy an unforgettable tour of Plymouth with a friendly personal guide from ToursByLocals. A port city with a rich history and maritime heritage, explore its beauty with a passionate private guide from ToursByLocals.

Britain's Ocean City goes all the way back to the Bronze Age and its history is connected to the Mayflower Pilgrims. Visit The Mayflower Steps Memorial where it is believed to be the site where Pilgrims set sail from in 1620.

Take in the fresh air from the Atlantic and embrace the spectacular views. The Royal Citadel is a must-see and dates back to 1670.

Go back to medieval times at Tintagel Castle where you can learn of the myths and legends of the historic King Arthur.

Take a short trip to discover Dartmoor or head to Buckfast Abbey, known for its tonic wine and more.

A flexible schedule and itinerary, your local guide will give you an all round authentic experience. Your ToursByLocals guide can customize an itinerary to make it a truly tailored experience.

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Looking down onto the village of Widecombe

A rainbow and sheep as seen from Combestone Tor

Sometimes the fog on Dartmoor can create an eerie scene!

Bronze Age Settlements, Myths, Tales of Prison Life, Tasty Food, Hound of the Baskervilles, Stunning Views, and Lots More!

The Ultimate Dartmoor Experience

Dartmoor, one of the UKs last wilderness areas of outstanding natural beauty

Dartmoor Experience Tour

The Scallop Shell, a sign of pilgrimage, part of the waterfront walkway. Many have left from Plymouth to seek new lives...

Setting sail from here in Plymouth was not just the prerogative of the Mayflower pilgrims...50 years earlier Sir Francis Drake left from these shores and later both Captain Cook and Charles Darwin took one last look at England as they headed out into the Western Approaches

The Mayflower Steps...commemorating that brave voyage in September 1620, for the 102 Saints and Strangers heading for North America

The view from Plymouth Hoe, where the Beatles sat looking out into the Sound with the former Eddystone Lighthouse, Smeaton's tower, in the picture as well. Sir Francis Drake played bowls here whilst waiting for the tide to turn so that he could harry the Spanish in 1588.

The mouth of the River Plym, with the Mountbatten breakwater and the current art installation SPEEDWELL (No New Worlds) as part of the Mayflower 400 commemoration

Chrissie Le Marchant and Anthony Payne, the Cornish Giant who at 7'4" was Halberdier to Sir John Grenville, first governor of Plymouth's Royal Citadel

The wide expanse of Plymouth Sound, this view would have been enjoyed by Nancy, Lady Astor from her grand house on the Hoe. A Virginian, she was the first woman to take her seat in the Westminster parliament as the Member for Plymouth

Ships figureheads in the lobby of The Box, Plymouth's brand new museum interpretation of local history, the natural world and place in international affairs

The Box on opening day, September 29th 2020...In reflective mode

Plymouth's Guild Hall on Armada Way...restored after the Blitz in the 1940's

Follow in the steps of the Mayflower Pilgrims in a half-day experience

Plymouth Devon Walking private tour

Music and Dance at Sidmouth Music Festival

Enjoying a Riverside Drink After a Long Walk

A Special Day In the UK's Most Versatile County, Tailored Around Your Interests

The Anything You Want from Devon Day

The Visit Cornwall, Dorset or Somerset for the Day Tour

A Special Day Out to see the Wonderful Counties that Lie Beyond Devon's Borders

Tintagel, Boscastle & Beyond On A Private Tour

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