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The best area to stay in Kingswear is right in the village centre, particularly near the waterfront.This area is the heart of Kingswear, offering easy access to the Dartmouth Lower Ferry and the heritage railway station. The main road, Fore Street, runs along the water and is home to most of the village's shops, pubs, and eateries. You'll find accommodation options that boast lovely views across the River Dart to Dartmouth.Couples looking for a relaxing getaway will find this area ideal. It's superb for enjoying scenic walks along the river, taking a ferry across to Dartmouth for the day, or simply unwinding with a drink overlooking the water. The convenience of having everything within a short stroll makes it very appealing.For those who enjoy outdoor activities and a bit more seclusion, staying slightly up the hills surrounding the village centre can be a good option.

The best time to visit Kingswear is from late spring to early autumn, specifically May through to September, when the weather is generally at its finest for enjoying the outdoors.In May and June, the weather is usually pleasant with fewer crowds, making it ideal for those who prefer a more tranquil experience. The days are long, and the countryside is lush, great for coastal walks or exploring the local area without the peak season bustle.July and August offer the warmest temperatures and the most sunshine, which is great for enjoying the local beaches and watersports. This is also when local events and festivals are most frequent, providing plenty of activities. Families often find this period excellent for a holiday as there's a wide range of things to do, from boat trips along the River Dart to exploring Dartmouth Castle.September is another delightful time to visit. The summer crowds begin to thin, but the weather often remains mild and agreeable. It's an excellent month for couples looking for a relaxed getaway, with opportunities for scenic walks and enjoying the local pubs and restaurants without the high season rush.