A local, lively village pub serving good food is close by and all the amenities of the village including a choice of restaurants, shops and pubs are all within a short walk. Superb countryside, hillside and coastal walks surround the village which also offers lawn green bowling, tennis and a village cinema.

An exhilarating cliff walk or a breath-taking ride on the famous water powered funicular railway brings you to the picturesque harbour, gardens and beach of the twin village of Lynmouth. Many famous beauty spots are also close by including Watersmeet, the Valley of the Rocks, Heddons Mouth, Porlock Weir and the Doone Valley. Or why not try a ride on the narrow gauge steam train at Woody Bay or catch the ferry to Lundy Island (see contact us page for link to booking details).

Incredible Walks

Meet the locals

The Valley of Rocks

Funicular Railway

Opened in 1890 the cliff lift links Lynmouth nestling at the foot of the cliffs to Lynton perched 500 feet above.

Enjoy stunning views of Exmoor and the North Devon Coastline as you glide up and down.

Watersmeet

Owned by the National Trust, this area boasts miles of stunning woodland and riverside walks. It is a haven for wildlife and allows some breathtaking views.

Don’t forget to visit the tea rooms for a delicious Devon Cream tea.

Award Winning Beaches

The outstanding beaches of Woolacombe, Saunton and Croyde are all within 25 miles and there are plenty of other lesser known beaches too. Whether you want to go for a gentle stroll, investigate the rockpools, build sandcastles or go for a swim, there’s plenty to choose from.

Local Area

You can walk out of the cottage and access some of the best walks in the country without having to get into your car. These include scenic coastal walks and treks through Exmoor National Park

Take a stroll along the coastal path towards the Valley of the Rocks to see the goats living on the steep slopes. Alternatively a walk or drive will allow you to see the beautiful Exmoor ponies. In addition there is plentiful marine and bird life.

Nature at its rugged best. This stunning area is only a short drive or 15 minute walk away. See the ponies and goats aswell as incredible views across to North Wales. It is also the location of arguably the most incredible cricket pitch in the world