Great places to visit
Sightseeing
Clovelly is a beautiful quirky cobbled village that is wonderfully unique and world away from our busy hectic modern world. There is nowhere better on a beautiful evening than a pint on the harbour wall, but make sure the Landrover is still running unless you mind a good walk back up through the village.
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Clovelly
Clovelly is a beautiful quirky cobbled village that is wonderfully unique and world away from our busy hectic modern world. There is nowhere better on a beautiful evening than a pint on the harbour wall, but make sure the Landrover is still running unless you mind a good walk back up through the village.
The North Devon Coast line lies within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is a part of North Devon's UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, which includes Northam Burrows. Agreat place to access Westward Ho! beach and the mouth of the Torridge Estuary.
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Northam Burrows Country Park
Sandymere RoadThe North Devon Coast line lies within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is a part of North Devon's UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, which includes Northam Burrows. Agreat place to access Westward Ho! beach and the mouth of the Torridge Estuary.
Lundy lies off the coast of North Devon, where the Atlantic ocean meets the Bristol Channel with nothing between it and America, a granite outcrop, three miles long and half a mile wide. In the hubbub of the modern world, it is a place apart, peaceful and unspoiled.
The sea is clear, the landscape spectacular and few can fail to be impressed by the sense of space, the Island’s natural beauty, its silence and its life. It is also a place for those with special interests: birdwatchers, divers, climbers, plant enthusiasts, archaeologists, geologists and historians.
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Lundy Island Harbour
Bideford - Lundy IslandLundy lies off the coast of North Devon, where the Atlantic ocean meets the Bristol Channel with nothing between it and America, a granite outcrop, three miles long and half a mile wide. In the hubbub of the modern world, it is a place apart, peaceful and unspoiled.
The sea is clear, the landscape spectacular and few can fail to be impressed by the sense of space, the Island’s natural beauty, its silence and its life. It is also a place for those with special interests: birdwatchers, divers, climbers, plant enthusiasts, archaeologists, geologists and historians.
Hartland is part of the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and this stretch of coastline is one of the most dramatic in the British Isles.
Make sure you visit the dramatic rocky cliffs at Hartland Quay, where the lighthouse keeps watch over treacherous waters that have claimed many a ship over the centuries.
The bluebells woods are wonderful and have to be visited mid to late April to see the most stunning carpet of blue. Hartland is also wonderful for a walk in the autumn, especially on a windy day, when you can often see passing flocks of migrant skuas, terns, and shearwaters along with more unusual gulls on occasions
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Hartland is part of the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and this stretch of coastline is one of the most dramatic in the British Isles.
Make sure you visit the dramatic rocky cliffs at Hartland Quay, where the lighthouse keeps watch over treacherous waters that have claimed many a ship over the centuries.
The bluebells woods are wonderful and have to be visited mid to late April to see the most stunning carpet of blue. Hartland is also wonderful for a walk in the autumn, especially on a windy day, when you can often see passing flocks of migrant skuas, terns, and shearwaters along with more unusual gulls on occasions
A beautiful untouched little fishing village on the mouth of the estuary and the home of Hockings Ice Cream, the best ice cream on the planet.
In the summer you can take the small passenger ferry to Instow when the tide is high.
In September Appledore hosts one of the best book festivals in the country.
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Appledore
A beautiful untouched little fishing village on the mouth of the estuary and the home of Hockings Ice Cream, the best ice cream on the planet.
In the summer you can take the small passenger ferry to Instow when the tide is high.
In September Appledore hosts one of the best book festivals in the country.
Instow Arms
Marine ParadeOne of only five Royal Horticultural Society gardens in the country, Rosemoor has 62 acres of gardens and woodland opened to the public.
With numerous events throughout the year, it's absolutely stunning whichever season you visit.
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RHS Garden Rosemoor
One of only five Royal Horticultural Society gardens in the country, Rosemoor has 62 acres of gardens and woodland opened to the public.
With numerous events throughout the year, it's absolutely stunning whichever season you visit.
Marwood Hill Gardens
Docton Mill Gardens & Tea Rooms
LymebridgeA pretty little village with a small rocky beach at the bottom, a wonderful place sit in the sun and breath in the sea air.
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Buck's Mills
A pretty little village with a small rocky beach at the bottom, a wonderful place sit in the sun and breath in the sea air.
Two miles of golden sands and fantastic surf.
Spend a day at the beach swimming, surfing, walking or just relaxing in the sun
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Westward Ho!
Two miles of golden sands and fantastic surf.
Spend a day at the beach swimming, surfing, walking or just relaxing in the sun
Braunton Burrows, is one of the largest sand dune systems in the British Isles. At the heart of the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) it is a UNESCO designated Biosphere reserve.
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Braunton Burrows
Braunton Burrows, is one of the largest sand dune systems in the British Isles. At the heart of the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) it is a UNESCO designated Biosphere reserve.
Tapely Park
Beautiful gardens with a wonderful view of the estuary.