All Saints Church, Malborough

All Saints Church sits in the heart of Malborough, a proper 15th-century stone building that rewards a detour if you're camping nearby at Karrageen or Wilton Farm. The church itself is handsome in that understated Devon way - buttressed walls, a decent bell tower, and inside, some genuinely interesting medieval features if you're into that sort of thing. The churchyard's worth a wander too, especially on a clear day when you get views across the South Hams countryside. It's quiet most days, which is rather the point.

This isn't a major draw on its own - you won't need more than 45 minutes unless you're a serious church enthusiast. But if you're basing yourself at one of the two five-star parks in the area, it makes a pleasant morning walk from Kingsbridge. The village itself is tiny, so you'll treat this more as part of a broader ramble through South Devon rather than a standalone attraction. Most people approach it as a gentle detour between the coast and the moors, which is exactly what it should be. Worth the visit if you're staying locally and enjoy old churches; don't plan your holiday around it.