Discover the Scenic Wonders of the A39 Exmoor Route
Venture through Somerset and Devon on the A39, where every turn reveals stunning landscapes and wildlife.
Horner Wood
The dramatic headland with crashing waves and dramatic cliffs is situated between Croyde and Putsborough on the North Devon coast.
Baggy Point
The dramatic headland with crashing waves and dramatic cliffs is situated between Croyde and Putsborough on the North Devon coast.
Barna Barrow
A beautiful stretch of open land with stunning views of Lynton & Lynmouth, access to Foreland Point and the South West Coast Path.
Lynton & Lynmouth’s 21-Mile Spectacularly Scenic Drive
A lovely figure-of-eight scenic tour which takes in the best of what the Victorians called ‘Little Switzerland’. Drive through the Valley of Rocks, Heddon Valley, Watersmeet, Brendon and Countisbury.
Explore Tarr Steps: Exmoor’s Ancient Clapper Bridge
Tarr Steps stands as a testament to ancient engineering, offering visitors a chance to walk across history. Nestled in Exmoor National Park, this clapper bridge spans the River Barle, surrounded by lush woodlands and diverse wildlife. It’s an ideal spot for family walks and nature enthusiasts alike.
Saunton Sands Beach & Braunton Burrows in North Devon
Saunton Sands is 3+ mile long beach in North Devon, popular with families, surfers and dog walkers.
The Tarka Trail: 180 Miles of Devon Countryside
The 180-mile route forms a figure of eight which envelops most of the North Devon coastline and the rivers Taw and Torridge.
Uncover the charm of Devon’s Historic Hartland Abbey
Nestled in North Devon, Hartland Abbey offers visitors a glimpse into centuries of history. With its stunning gardens, coastal walks, and rich heritage, it’s a must-visit destination. Families can enjoy interactive trails, while history enthusiasts explore the abbey’s storied past. Don’t miss the homemade cream teas in the Old Kitchen Tea Room
Lynmouth’s Eastern Beach – A Wild & Rocky Shore
A rocky and wild beach near Lynmouth.