2024 Festival Venues

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The Salcombe Gin Distillery Bar

The beautiful distillery and bar is nestled in Island Street, the traditional boating quarter of Salcombe, now also renowned for its growing arts scene.  From here you can watch Salcombe Gin distillation in action on the beautiful 450l copper still ‘Provident’ or simply admire the view over the water from the magnificent Distillery Bar’s balcony. 

The bar serves the signature Salcombe Gin and tonic, carefully developed and delicious cocktails as well as a select choice of fine wines, beers and soft drinks.  In addition, special edition and experimental gins are served as distillery exclusives!

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Salcombe Harbour Hotel

Following its multi-million pound refurbishment, the 50-room boutique now features stunning contemporary interiors, extensive outdoor terraces with panoramic estuary views and first class facilities. The public spaces and many of the bedrooms, boast stunning estuary views.

For foodies, the hotel’s excellent in-house restaurant ‘The Jetty’ is a casual, all-day seafood bar and grill, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner - and an ever-popular afternoon tea - in the restaurant and lounge or outside on the terrace, all with estuary views. Dishes showcase the region’s finest flavours, using local produce and seasonal ingredients.

For health and wellness seekers, the hotel’s spa has five treatment rooms, a heated indoor pool, a hot tub, sauna and fitness area. The spa has partnered with TEMPLESPA to offer their top-of-the-range treatments and products. There is also a compact gym for those wanting a more energetic experience.

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The Kings Arms

Deep in the heart of the beautiful seaside town of Salcombe, lies The Kings Arms, a Historic Grade II listed building run by the Milton family. Two generations of Milton family run the The Kings Arms. There is over 100 years experience between them.

The bar and both restaurants have had a complete renovation. Upstairs is Boatswains Brasserie serving all your Fresh Fish favourites. Downstairs at the Kings Arms serves classic Pub Food along with Local Fish Specials, they’re not one to miss! Luch is served between 12 and 2.30pm, dinner begins at 5.30pm and usually stop service at around 8/3.30pm. Please make reservations to avoid dissapointment.

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The Victoria Inn

The Victoria is also set in the very heart of Salcombe within a few steps of the town’s shops, cafes and beautiful harbour.  It is a fantastic traditional pub offering great beers, wines, spirits, good food and accommodation. 

Behind the façade of the pub is the most incredible hidden garden. A glorious covered seating area, two sun terraces, lovely grassy areas with additional tables and seating.

The pub absolutely adores dogs, and welcomes them into all areas of the pub as well as the garden.  The pub also offers doggie blankets and towels for their comfort and how about their own ‘Proper Dog’ flavoured dog 'beer'!  

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The Fortescue Inn

The Fort (as it is known locally) is an Inn-come-Hotel nestled away from prevailing wind on the high street which is busy with pedestrians.  The pub has three log fires and is dog friendly in The Lounge Bar, Ships Bar, Garden and Hotel rooms (but not in the Restaurant).

Salcombe was once a major port for the fruit trade and, over the years, has found fame as a safe haven for family holidays and visiting yachtsmen.  It is situated at the southern end of the Salcombe Estuary, a landlocked ‘ria’ which is a salt water inlet with beautiful, safe, sandy beaches. The whole area is a Marine Site of Special Scientific Interest, a Marine Local Nature Reserve and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. thefortsalcombe.co.uk/

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The Ferry Inn

Salcombe’s most famous and oldest pub, dating from 1739. The large waterside, beer garden has spectacular views across the Estuary to East Portlemouth and out towards the open sea. There is ample seating and a great selection of drinks for a perfect location to watch teh world go by.

Drinks served typicaly from 11am - 10pm and Food service from 12pm - 3.00pm, and 6.00pm - 9.00pm.

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The Devon Rum Bar

This exciting new waterside venue allows Devon Rum to combine their production and distribution with a new Island Street Rum Store and multipurpose events space, creating the ultimate destination for rum fans on Salcombe's prestigious Island Street. Customers can visit the Blending House and see first-hand how Devon Rum create their range of award-winning artisan rums. The addition of a dedicated events space offering rum tasting experieces, cocktail nights, live music, and more!

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