Plymouth, Britain’s Ocean City, is gearing up to welcome groups and the travel trade in 2025 with a fascinating array of unique attractions, immersive tours, and tailored experiences—all highlighted in the bespoke guide, ‘Plymouth Groups and Travel Trade’.
Overview of Attractions
At the heart of its offerings is the city’s distinctive relationship with the ocean, showcasing both heritage and innovation while committing to sustainability as part of the UK’s first National Marine Park.
- Tinside Lido: This Grade II listed Art Deco saltwater pool is a must-visit for groups, providing a scenic view over Plymouth Sound and an array of group-friendly amenities.
- Dartmoor Zoo: Spanning 33 acres, this zoo hosts over 80 species, including big cats, and offers bespoke tours and immersive experiences.
- Tamar Bridge Tours: Expert guided tours walk visitors across this iconic structure, providing breathtaking views and historical context.
- Mayflower Museum: This museum presents a refreshed exhibition about the Mayflower story, exploring its multifaceted history.
- Dining Options: From The Hook & Line featuring a nautical interior to Marco Pierre White Steakhouse offering fine dining with ocean views, the city has a variety of cuisines available for all tastes.
Conclusion
With various new experiences, including curated tours, scenic cruises, and the reopening of the iconic Tinside Lido, there has never been a better time for group travel to Plymouth. Amanda Lumley, Chief Executive of Destination Plymouth, emphasizes the city’s rich blend of history and hospitality as a strong draw for visitors in 2025.
