21 Mile Drive
A lovely figure-of-eight scenic tour which takes in the best of what…
When most of the summer tourists have gone, Exmoor brings out its best colours; a medley of golden browns, warm oranges, rusty reds and velvety greens. It really is the highlight of the Exmoor year.
What we love most about Lynton & Lynmouth in the Autumn is how the trees give up the incredible views they’ve been hiding since the Spring. Views that were once veiled by the leaves of Summer offer the walker a completely different perspective of this magical corner of North Devon and West Somerset.
If you tend to avoid Britain’s tourist hot spots during the Summer months, you will love Exmoor in the Autumn. Peace and quiet falls across our coastland, moorland, valleys and combes. It’s the perfect time for walkers, explorers, thrill-seekers and solivagants to enjoy the best of the Exmoor National Park.
Get to enjoy everything Lynton & Lynmouth has to offer, but without the long queues and Summer hustle and bustle. Enjoy as many rides on the Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway and Steam Trains at Woody Bay as you would like.
A lovely figure-of-eight scenic tour which takes in the best of what…
Ride a steam train at Woody Bay Station. Located 3 miles from…
A beautiful stretch of open land with stunning views of Lynton &…
Take a stroll along the East Lyn River to a beautiful garden.
Come and visit our wonderful Exmoor ponies.
The Lynton Toy Museum houses a great display of toys, games and…
A true country branch line of the old Great Western Railway is…
The 180-mile route forms a figure of eight which envelops most of…
A magical garden with three lakes.
Great for messing around in the sand.
Experience life-sized dinosaurs and much much more!
Family golfing fun at the putting green in Lynmouth with 18-hole or…
A charming museum about Exmoor with collections of from Lynton and Exmoor,…
Saunton Sands is 3+ mile long beach in North Devon, popular with…
Watersmeet House is a former fishing lodge located a mile-and-a-half from Lynmouth…
The dramatic headland with crashing waves and dramatic cliffs is situated between…
NOT CURRENTLY ACCESSIBLE. A wild beach in the Valley of Rocks.
The Doone Valley is a magical, mystical place. There is a part…
Wistlandpound is beautiful place for fishing and walking.
A spectacular backdrop to Lynton.
The Valley of Rocks in Exmoor, near Lynton & Lynmouth is a…
A rocky and wild beach near Lynmouth.
Arlington Court and Carriage Museum
The dramatic headland with crashing waves and dramatic cliffs is situated between…
Enjoy stunning views of the North Devon Coastline as you glide up…
The Coleridge Way is a 51-mile route taken by the romantic poet…
Enjoy a day out in North Devon experiencing wildlife from around the…
A beautiful castle with medieval gatehouse.
Putsborough Sands is renowned as one of the cleanest and most beautiful…
A permanent free exhibition of the village pre-flood.
The smallest town in the England to have its own cinema. An…
Hartland Abbey is a stately home in a stunning setting a mile…
Heddon Valley on the West Exmoor coast.
Lynton’s mock-Gothic Town Hall.
Quince Honey Farm is one of Britain’s leading honey farms
A magical garden for all seasons. RHS Rosemoor, near Great Torrington, Devon,…
The UK’s only remaining glass factory and a unique experience for all…
The South West Coast Path is Britain’s longest National Trail – a…
Taperley Park is renowned for its beautiful gardens.
Crossing both Exmoor and Dartmoor, and covering a distance of some 105…
50 acres of historic parkland.
Selworthy is a beautiful place to discover
One of the most famous and intriguing bridges in Exmoor, a 17-span…
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Lynton & Lynmouth and the surrounding area have some fantastic places to stay during the Autumn months. Hotels, B&Bs and Guesthouses where you can relax and enjoy a warm welcome and delicious breakfasts. Or, if you prefer being more independent, then there are plenty of great self-catering cottages and houses available too.
A delightful period property located in Central Lynton with easy access to all local amenities.
Discover the charm of Lynmouth from No. 13 Tors Road, a serene self-catering cottage nestled where Exmoor meets the sea. Perfect for families and pet-friendly, it’s an idyllic base for exploring Devon’s natural beauty.
Lynmouth Holiday Retreat is surrounded by beautiful countryside with stunning views of Lynton & Lynmouth. Perfect for touring or glamping holidays in Devon.
Southview Guest House was built in 1905 when Lynton was expanding in the Edwardian Era. Centrally located in Lynton and close to the Cliff Railway.
Located along the riverside in the village of Brendon, The Staghunters Inn offers traditional style and comfort. Great for walkers and dog friendly.
A warm and welcoming Bed & Breakfast in a fine Victorian Lynton house.
Experience a picturesque and peaceful getaway at Seaview Villa, a boutique bed and breakfast in the charming town of Lynmouth.
Chough’s Nest Hotel in Exmoor National Park, is a charming family-run hotel situated on the cliffs of the stunning North Devon coast within easy reach of Lynton and Lynmouth.
Southcliffe is a beautiful B&B near the heart of Lynton, and close to the Valley of Rocks.
East Lyn House Bed & Breakfast is a Victorian villa nestled on the banks of the East Lyn River.
Experience Victorian elegance at Sinai House in Exmoor, with stunning sea views, beautiful terraced gardens, and comfortable rooms. Perfect for exploring Lynton and the coastal paths.
Experience rural tranquillity at High Bullen Farm’s Shepherd Huts, Cottages and Stabling facilities in North Devon for a countryside escape.
Martinhoe Cleave Cottages are situated just below the hamlet of Martinhoe overlooking the Heddon Valley.
Moorlands B&B Hotel is set in five acres of beautiful gardens and grounds within the Exmoor National Park and offers self-catering apartments close to Woody Bay Steam Railway.
Water’s Edge is situated by the East Lyn River close to the centre of Lynmouth.
A beautiful and modern self-catering apartment in the heart of Lynton’s Old Town on the Exmoor Coast of North Devon.
A short walk to break in a new pair of boots. Watersmeet, up to the Blue Ball Inn circling South Hill and back over Trilley Ridge.
This historic, wildlife-rich and the panoramic circular walk takes you through the lives of the Bronze Age to evidence of the 1952 floods.
Enjoy cycling in and around Lynton & Lynmouth and across North Devon and Exmoor National Park.
We love wandering around Selworthy; its beautiful woodlands, exceedingly charming village and white-washed church, and of course Selworthy Beacon.
Whichever corner you turn in the Heddon Valley, whatever time of day and however the sunlight falls, the trees and hue are just beautiful.