Situated in one of the most beautiful locations imaginable, Plymouth is sandwiched between the incredible South West coastline and the wild beauty of Dartmoor National Park.

There’s everything you’d expect to find from a cool, cultural city here, with great food and drink, shopping, arts and entertainment.

Rain or shine, Britain’s Ocean City is home to breath-taking views, plenty to see and do and lots of fresh, sea air. Let us show you around.

Day one:

Start the day with breakfast at Royal William Yard the historic former naval victualling yard is now home to a wide range of bars, eateries and shops for you to explore.

Hop on board Plymouth Boat trips for a quick journey over to Mount Edgcumbe House and Gardens with hundreds of acres to explore. There’s plenty of space for walks or a paddle on the beach - or take a Segway tour of the estate with Adventure Segway. If that’s not your thing get a boat across to the idyllic villages of Cawsand and Kingsand on the Rame Peninsula for a morning of exploration.

For lunch catch a boat back to The Barbican and enjoy something to eat from one of the many cafes and restaurants along the harbour before a night of cocktails and great food at the Barbican Kitchen in the historic Plymouth Gin Distillery.

Stay the night at the Oyo Hotel in Plymouth City Centre perfect as a base for exploring.

Day two:

On day two get immersed in the water with a wild swim, kayak or Stand up Paddleboard session before an afternoon of retail therapy and entertainment whether it’s adventure golf at Paradise Island Adventure Golf or catching a movie at the IMAX at Drake Circus The Barcode.

Enjoy a delicious dinner of Sushi and cocktails at Kuku in the city centre, perfectly situated to wander to the historic Barbican for an after dinner drink at one of the many harbourside bars.

Day three:

Before heading home set foot on Drake’s Island for an exclusive guided tour. Learn about the history of the island, walk the tunnels, see the wildlife and view Plymouth from a whole new perspective.

Or you could take a walk along the South West Coast Path which spans the Plymouth and south east Cornwall coast line, take in the sights and enjoy the incredible views from Plymouth Hoe.

Don’t miss the ‘Beatle Bums’ set into the grass, marking the spot where the ‘fab four’ posed for their iconic photo, perfect for recreating your own Plymouth album cover shot to remember your visit.