The Exmoor coastline is varied and beautiful, with a scattering of unique beaches waiting to be explored. There are fossils to find at Kilve beach, space and peace and Porlock Bay, a quaint harbour at Porlock Weir, or an expanse of sand at Minehead beach…
A Circular Walk Through the Heddon Valley to the Sea A beautiful circular walk through ancient woodland alongside the River Heddon to where it meets the sea, framed by some of the highest cliffs … Read More
Exmoor is arguably the best destination for pet owners in the UK, offering a vast landscape of 692 square kilometers of moors and a variety of dog-friendly beaches that make it perfect for a … Read More
‘Lee Abbey Beach’ or ‘Lee Bay’ is a stunning and secluded cove located on the Exmoor coast in North Devon. A narrow lane leads from the Valley of the Rocks, or you can approach … Read More
Blue Anchor Beach is a sand and shingle beach alongside the village of Blue Anchor in West Somerset. A great place for a dog walk or Sunday stroll, the beach stretches for miles with … Read More
Kilve Beach near Watchet is a fascinating stretch of the Jurrasic coast. Grand limestone cliffs back the slate and shingle beach, with interesting rock formations sweeping the shoreline. There are impressive fossils dotted around, … Read More
The South West Coast Path stretches for 630 miles, the longest way-marked footpath in the UK. Originating in Minehead, the trail hugs the coast to the furthest tip of Cornwall, then on down and … Read More
Am I allowed to have a favourite place on Exmoor? What I mean to say, is that I do love all of Exmoor, of course… But there is something particularly special about Porlock Weir. … Read More
Click here for stunning coastal cottages on Exmoor Who likes to be beside the sea..? There are some wonderful stretches of coast from Exmoor, with various beaches, coves, and gems to explore. Many are … Read More
Handpicked holiday cottages and local guides to help you explore and enjoy the beauty of Exmoor National Park.