Culbone Church could almost be a thing of fairytales. Firstly, it is the smallest parish church in England… Considering there are around 16,000 churches in England, this is quite some claim to fame. Secondly, … Read More
Fresh air, the great outdoors, and (hopefully!) some fabulous English summer days… There’s nothing quite like it for re-charging on an Exmoor holiday. There are so many beautiful spots to visit and invigorating things … 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
Exmoor is a glorious part of the world to visit in the springtime; lambs a leaping, flowers in bloom, and greenery vibrantly glowing in abundance. With so much to see and do across Exmoor, … Read More
Springtime in England offers so much to delight in, doesn’t it? Blossom, daffodils, warmer weather and, crucially, that glorious long Easter weekend. When I think of Easter, I think: Easter egg hunts, big roast … Read More
In my opinion, Exmoor is one giant Beauty Spot. (Not that I’m biased, of course). But it is true – this area has not been made a National Park for nothing. There are acres … Read More
Here’s our verdict on the top 10 places to stay on Exmoor. Whether you’ve yet to discover this beautiful place or know it well, there’s always more to explore here on Exmoor. Spanning Somerset … Read More
Bossington & Allerford are two tiny but terrific neighbouring villages along the coast of Exmoor, just east of Porlock. About 15-20 mins walk (or 4 mins drive) apart, they are both within the National … Read More
This is a great option for an easy-to-moderate circular walk around the Valley of the Rocks, an absolutely stunning location on Exmoor in North Devon. Three and a half miles, this walk should take … Read More
Should we visit Lynton? The short answer is: yes. This idyllic coastal town sits high on the dramatic North Devon coastline within Exmoor National Park. Sitting 17 miles northeast of Barnstaple and 18 miles … Read More
So, what is Exmoor National Park famous for? This stunning region in the south-west of England captures the hearts of any who visit here. The varied landscape has something for everyone, beautiful, rich and … 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
The Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway is the highest and steepest water powered railway in the world. Quite some claim to fame! Who would have thought it? Quiet little Exmoor has it’s very own … 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 Valley of the Rocks (also known as ‘Valley of Rocks’) is a dramatic section of coastline on the northern edge of Exmoor. Exmoor never fails to disappoint when it comes to varied and … Read More