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Saunton
With an atmosphere and character that is quite unique, parts of The Royal Hotel, which is...
Great Western Railway (GWR) provides high speed, commuter, regional and branch line train services....
Steam trains through rolling countryside, with views out to wild moorland and the rugged coastline...
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Bideford
A wheelchair accessible sandy beach set where the Torridge River meets the Taw estuary. This is an attractive area and has always been popular with artists.
There is...
Saunton
A key component of North Devon's golden coast, Saunton Sands is a long straight sandy beach backed by the impressive Braunton Burrows a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This is a...
Bideford
Westward Ho! is a beach geared up to cater for every tourist's needs. With seaside shops, toilets and a range of food outlets, Westward Ho! is a popular family beach.
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Braunton
Croyde Bay is a sandy beach backed by sand dunes and situated in a small bay on the North Devon Coast.
Croyde Bay is very popular with swimmers more experienced surfers...
Nr Clovelly
Bucks Mills is a rocky secluded cove at the bottom end of the picturesque village. It is quite popular for fishing but limited access means it is quiet most of the time.
Braunton
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...
Ilfracombe
Image credit - Lindsay Derbyshire
A large area of sand set in Combe Martin a small resort town located at the western edge of the Exmoor National Park is the home...
Woolacombe
Woolacombe Beach is one of the finest beaches in the West Country it is easy to see why it has won numerous awards. It's a big favourite for families and surfers attracting...
Georgeham, Braunton
Three miles of golden sands stretching north towards Woolacombe and Morte Point and south towards Baggy Point make up Putsborough.
It is one of the finest delightful...
Lynmouth
Image Credit - Jill Turner
Surrounded by the spectacular wooded hills of Exmoor National Park Lynmouth offers some of the best cliff top drives and walks around...
Woolacombe
Barricane beach (also known as Combesgate beach) not only offers a picturesque landscape tucked in between the rocks but is famous for cowries and other exotic sea shells...
Woolacombe
A small secluded bay with good rock pools is a good way to describe Mortehoe.
The sandy rocky beach comprises of the perfect combination for some fabulous hidden rock...
Ilfracombe
After completing the testing and steep walk of approximately 2kms you are free to enjoy what is a wonderfully quiet and peaceful little beach. The rocky beach protected from...
Ilfracombe
Image credit - Linda Thompson
This wonderfully secluded beach regarded by some as 'the jewel in the crown of Lee' is located 2 miles West of Ilfracombe a...
Ilfracombe
This ancient cove was a popular bay for smugglers. High sided cliffs drop down to a small rocky bay with shingle and sand. This bay is sheltered and peaceful.
Ilfracombe
Watermouth cove offers a very sheltered secluded harbour shielded by the natural breakwater of Sexton's Burrows as well as picture-perfect views.
This has created an...
Woolacombe
Combesgate is a lovely secluded beach located at the far right-end side of Woolacombe with some attractive rock pools ideal for children.
Combesgate is a lovely...
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