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Inspiring articles filled with top tips, day trip ideas and tailored advice for families travelling with autistic, adhd and AudHD children.

England - Devon
Devon is a great county for families with autistic kids. With hidden coves, golden sandy beaches, steam trains and ancient woodlands there is something for every sensory profile.


Ultimate Salcombe Guide for Families with Autistic Kids
Salcombe is a picturesque coastal resort on the edge of the South Hams. Parents will enjoy its stunning views while autistic kids can splash on golden sandy beaches and jump waves all day.


SALCOMBE DAY TRIPS: Energetic Adventures for Families with Autistic Kids
In this article we share our favourite coastal adventures, parks, and unique activities for energetic kids. All are based in or around Salcombe and Kingsbridge.


SALCOMBE BEACHES: A Sensory Guide to the Best Beaches near Salcombe for Families with Autistic Kids
Paddling in the Hope Cove shallows The South Devon Coast is a spectacular landscape of hidden coves, tidal inlets, and soft sandy beaches. For families with autistic children, it offers the ultimate setting for a relaxed, carefree English seaside holiday. Related Articles Visiting Bigbury and Burgh Island (Devon) Salcombe's Nature Walks Energetic day trips around Salcombe Top 10 London Attractions for Autistic Kids Why we have the National Disability Card How to get the FREE


SALCOMBE NATURE WALKS: Sensory Outings for Families with Autistic Children
While the South Devon coast is famous for its sparkling, sun-drenched beaches, the bustling summer crowds can sometimes lead to sensory overload.
When our boys need a calm, grounding change of pace, we love to explore the region's hidden nature havens.


Burgh Island and Bigbury Day Trip with Autistic Children, Devon
Bigbury and Burgh Island offer autistic families a perfect mix of space, adventure and sensory play.
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