When the Atlantic gets theatrical, Little Switzerland shines. Winter days bring boom and spray along the harbour, big-sky walks over the cliffs of Exmoor National Park, and then—refuge: crackling fires, generous plates, and star-pricked night skies. Come for the storm, stay for the fire, and discover a slower, cosier Lynton & Lynmouth.
When Little Switzerland sparkles, a quick dash for gifts becomes a coastal escape. Stay over for twinkling streets, proudly independent shops, pub fires and sea-view strolls — then wrap up for cliff-top walks and Dark Sky nights.
Exmoor’s wild beauty isn’t just for the eyes — it’s for the taste buds too. From harbourside pubs to woodland tea rooms, this guide reveals 12 unforgettable places to eat in Lynton, Lynmouth, and beyond. Whether you’re after fish and chips, fine dining, or the perfect cream tea, we’ve got you covered. A map is included to make planning easy.
The Salt Path by Raynor Winn recounts a transformative journey along the South West Coast Path, passing through the picturesque villages of Lynton and Lynmouth. This memoir captures the resilience found in nature’s embrace.
Explore countryside places to stay near Lynton & Lynmouth. Walk the moors, gaze at stars, and wake to Exmoor air in peaceful rural B&B’s, Inns and retreats.
Whether it’s a weekend break or a weeklong stay, Lynton offers charming spots with doorstep access to Exmoor’s wild beauty.
Looking for things to do in Lynton and Lynmouth? From cliffside walks and hidden cafés to heritage attractions and independent shops, these twin Exmoor villages are packed with variety. This guide helps you explore the area like a local.
Looking for a full day of fun for the whole family? The Milky Way Adventure Park in North Devon delivers rides, entertainment, and a safe, welcoming environment. Located just a short trip from Clovelly, it’s a smart addition to your Lynton & Lynmouth itinerary.
The Big Sheep, located near Bideford in North Devon, is a family-friendly attraction offering a mix of thrilling rides, engaging live shows, and interactive animal experiences.
The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway offers a unique glimpse into North Devon’s rich railway heritage. Originally spanning over 19 miles, a restored section now operates between Woody Bay and Killington Lane, providing visitors with a scenic steam train experience through Exmoor’s stunning landscapes.
