o2/Sky Mobile/Tesco Mobile outage in Salcombe until 7th August 2026. We are on EE and o2. If you are trying to call us from within Salcombe and can't get through try WhatsApp, Messenger or Email
o2/Sky Mobile/Tesco Mobile outage in Salcombe until 7th August 2026. We are on EE and o2. If you are trying to call us from within Salcombe and can't get through try WhatsApp, Messenger or Email
07542 626545
At Totally Taxis of Salcombe, we believe getting around should be simple, friendly, and stress‑free. Whether you’re a local heading to work, a visitor exploring the coast, or a family off to dinner, we’re here to make every journey easy and enjoyable.
Friendly, familiar face — the kind of driver who remembers you
Reliable, no‑nonsense service — we turn up when we say we will
Comfortable, clean vehicles
Short hops or long trips — all welcome
Airport & station runs
Salcombe • Kingsbridge • Hope Cove • Thurlestone • South Milton • Malborough • Bantham • Bigbury • Totnes Station •Heathrow, Gatwick, Exeter & Bristol Airports • Anywhere you need to be
We’re a small, friendly taxi company that’s been part of the Salcombe community since 2009. Over the years we’ve helped locals get to work, families get to the beach, holidaymakers get to the pub, and visitors discover the best of the South Hams.
We’re proud of our reputation for being reliable, approachable, and always happy to help.
“Proper friendly service. Always on time and always cheerful.”
— Local Customer
“Made our holiday so much easier. Lovely driver and great local tips.”
— Visitor to Salcombe
📞 Phone: 07542 626545
📧 Email: totallytaxis@gmail.com
🕒 Hours: Phone lines open 09:00 until 23:30 most days. Journeys can be pre booked for any time of the day, usually out of hours bookings are for Railway Stations or Airports etc
📍 Based in Salcombe, serving the whole South Hams
Whether it’s a quick run into town or a long‑distance trip, we’re here to help — friendly, reliable, and proudly local.
The name Salcombe first appears in writing in 1244, centuries after most of the other neighbouring settlements were identified. It fell within the boundaries of the parish of Malborough on the edges of two ‘manors’, Batson and West Portlemouth. The manor was the smallest of the administrative units into which England was divided by William I after he conquered the country in 1066. We know about these because their names and assets figure in the Domesday book, William’s comprehensive survey of his new kingdom published in 1083. While Salcombe itself may be a latecomer, man has lived around the area from time immemorial. Archaeologists have identified stone age settlements on the cliff tops on both sides of the mouth of the estuary and a recently discovered shipwreck has demonstrated the existence of cross channel trade some 3500 years ago.
Sunset in Hope Cove
Travelling by train? We can collect you from and/or take you to the nearest mainline station at Totnes (pictured). We are happy to offer this service to other stations in the area to suit your wishes and requirements.
Sunset over Slapton Ley, Torcross