From casual village strolls to breathtaking coastal hikes.
Tag: north/mid Devon
Lundy inspires much interest, both nationally as well as further afield, enjoying, as it does, an unspoiled habitat (both terrestrial and marine) and a…
Devon’s most westerly settlement, Hartland has a long history. It was a gift from King Alfred to his son Edward, and passed down a…
From gypsy caravans to safari-style tents.
From luxury accommodations to simple family-style boutiques.
From working farms to coaching inns.
From nature reserves to converted manor houses.
Accommodation in North and Mid Devon The places to stay listed below have been included either with an eye to their location, because they…
We want visitors from afar to learn that there’s more to Devon than the beaches and commercial places that get into the tourist brochures.…
Leave the car behind and explore Britain’s highways, byways and coastal pathways on two wheels.
Whether you are looking for a bench with a view or a grassy meadow with a stream, you can find it on Exmoor.
Adding to their other treasures, North Devon and Exmoor boast some exquisite churches.