Ferry, steam train & Greenway
Take the ferry to Kingswear, the steam train to Dittisham and Greenway, the ferry back, and lunch at the Anchorstone Café in Dittisham.

Boats, trains, beaches and gardens — your hosts' suggestions, with what guests say beside them.
From your hosts
Seven things to do without a car, from the owners' welcome guide. Where guests have written about one, a badge opens their comments.
Take the ferry to Kingswear, the steam train to Dittisham and Greenway, the ferry back, and lunch at the Anchorstone Café in Dittisham.
A 30-minute walk via the National Trust's Dyers Hill.
Swim in Sugary Bay and picnic in Sugary Gardens.
Gluten free if required.
Cornish pasties and Devon Apple Cake from the Cornish Bakery, Jenny Koo's Kitchen in the market-place, and breakfast at Alf Resco.
The town's markets are held on Fridays and Saturdays.
Opposite Alf Resco, for kayaks and paddle boards.
From your hosts
Beaches, gardens and market towns a drive away, again from the owners' welcome guide.
Hillside streams meet the sea to make a lagoon.
A long sandy beach at low tide; a tractor ride across at high tide.
Next to Burgh Island. The road at Aveton Gifford is tidal, so check tide times.
Salcombe, with Overbeck's (National Trust) and its conservatory.
A children's favourite National Trust house, 20 minutes away via the ferry, with waterfall gardens.
Castle and shops; drive, or take the ferry and spot seals.
Vintage shopping.
From the guest book
Places and restaurants that guests recommend in their own entries.
A coastal walk and a coffee stop after Blackpool Sands.
Reached by bus or on a day out.
Reached by car, with the drive-on ferry.
Guests use every mode of transport on offer.
Breakfast and dinner are both recommended by guests.
Recommended for an evening meal.
