Set in a secluded valley, Chambercombe Manor has much to offer because of it’s colourful history. The house containing eight rooms, dates from the 11th Century and was mentioned in the Doomsday book. A leisurely stroll amongst the beautiful gardens,...

Ilfracombe Museum is located in the heart of this famous little seaside town, and holds a large and fascinating collection of works that relate to the history of the community. There are many artefacts that relate to the sea...

The National Trust has managed this area of spectacular coastline since the early 20th Century. A popular spot for swimming and surfing, this headland environment has a long history of smuggling and ship wrecks and was an important location...

Unique in North Devon – 16th century watermill with 18ft overshot wheel – magnificent restoration from dereliction, containing a wealth of information and interesting machinery. The mill is open for tours, and includes puzzles for children such as ’find the...

A Victorian Castle with museums, mechanical musical instruments, model railway, dungeon labyrinths and the spectacular underground water fountain show - a mixture of lights, water and music. Gardens with animated fairy tale scenes, Gnomeland, where you can pan for gold...

Arlington Court offers a variety of things to explore including the extensive collection of horse-drawn carriages, large grounds, parkland walks and varied gardens including a Victorian garden with conservatory and ornamental pond, lake and bird hide. Visitors can also take...

The Braunton and District Museum is a fascinating place to visit and really offers an interesting insight into the history of this town and the many smaller communities that surround it. The collection is made up of artefacts, documents...

Combe Martin is a small community in Devon which has been populated for many hundreds of years, and has been a site of activity for many thousands. This small museum is dedicated to telling the historical story of the...

Croyde Bay is a spectacular sandy beach backed by high sand dunes, and known as one of the finest surfing beaches in North Devon. It is a great place to watch the sunset over the sea during the summer, or...

Here at the Elliott Gallery is an enthralling art exhibition that the more discerning person will not want to miss. It contains one of the largest and most comprehensive exhibitions of quality paintings, sculpture and craftwork in all North Devon....

The 35 mile stretch of the South West Peninsula Coast Path between Minehead and Combe Martin is largely dominated by the hogsback cliffs which make up the coastline of the Exmoor National Park. The highest is Great Hangman just to...

This beach is found at the southern end of Morte Bay, a three mile stretch of sand, and is a popular spot for families and surfers. Rock pools are scattered across the beach and Baggy Point, a large national trust...

A huge expanse of sand stretching for almost four miles, there is always space at Saunton Sands if you are prepared to walk a little. A favourite place for kiteboarders and windsurfers, this gently sloping beach offers great views of...

The land that time forgot, 26 acres of sub tropical paradise with rare and exotic plants, cascading waterfalls and free flying tropical birds, hundreds of animals including snow leopards, meerkats, primates and sealions, as well as animatronic dinosaurs, so real...

Woolacombe Beach is more than two miles of golden sand backed by sandy hills and the Woolacombe Downs. The village of Woolacombe lies at the northern end of the beach. Speed boats and jet skis are prohibited, therefore offering superb...