Jacky’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Tarr Steps is a clapper bridge across the River Barle in the Exmoor National Park. Lovely walk & beautiful scenery.
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Tarr Steps
Tarr Steps is a clapper bridge across the River Barle in the Exmoor National Park. Lovely walk & beautiful scenery.
This is owned by the National Trust, but is free to visit. At the top of the steep sided valley, is a pub The Hunters Inn, with good food & drink. It is a beautiful, approx 1 mile walk to the cove from where you can see the south coast of Wales.
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Heddon's Mouth
This is owned by the National Trust, but is free to visit. At the top of the steep sided valley, is a pub The Hunters Inn, with good food & drink. It is a beautiful, approx 1 mile walk to the cove from where you can see the south coast of Wales.
This steep valley was formed by glaciation during the ice age. From the top it has stunning views of the Bristol Channel, with a more leisurely costal path the seaward side of the rock formation.
Look for the famous 'White Witch' and feral goats.
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Vale das Rochas
South West Coast PathThis steep valley was formed by glaciation during the ice age. From the top it has stunning views of the Bristol Channel, with a more leisurely costal path the seaward side of the rock formation.
Look for the famous 'White Witch' and feral goats.
Many cycle trails you can follow, along the coast (old railway lines, so easy cycling) with cycle hire at Barnstaple & Bideford.
This is named after Tarka The Otter, written by Henry Williamson, which was based around this area.
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Tarka Trail
Many cycle trails you can follow, along the coast (old railway lines, so easy cycling) with cycle hire at Barnstaple & Bideford.
This is named after Tarka The Otter, written by Henry Williamson, which was based around this area.
Tourist Attraction
Only 1 mile away. Bee Keeping demo, honey tasting, critter encounters, tractor tour, candle rolling, large indoor place area, nectar garden, shop, restaurant....
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Quince Honey Farm
Only 1 mile away. Bee Keeping demo, honey tasting, critter encounters, tractor tour, candle rolling, large indoor place area, nectar garden, shop, restaurant....
Many indoor & outdoor attractions. (Roller coaster, donut ride, maze, bird of prey displays, ride a cyber scooter, train ride, dodgems, large indoor play area....
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Parque de Aventuras The Milky Way
Many indoor & outdoor attractions. (Roller coaster, donut ride, maze, bird of prey displays, ride a cyber scooter, train ride, dodgems, large indoor play area....
Famous for its cobbled street (no cars allowed) Lovely scenery. Waterfall, pub, quay...
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Clovelly
Famous for its cobbled street (no cars allowed) Lovely scenery. Waterfall, pub, quay...
Beautiful gardens. Lovely walks. Ponds, restaurant, plant centre, evening entertainment...
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Jardim RHS Rosemoor
Beautiful gardens. Lovely walks. Ponds, restaurant, plant centre, evening entertainment...
Many animals to see; feeding & talk times during the day. Play areas. Restaurant...
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Exmoor Zoo
Many animals to see; feeding & talk times during the day. Play areas. Restaurant...
Sheep racing, indoor play area, go karts, pets corner, roller coaster, quad bikes, pony rides, sheep dog trials, cafe....
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O Grande Carneiro.
Abbotsham RoadSheep racing, indoor play area, go karts, pets corner, roller coaster, quad bikes, pony rides, sheep dog trials, cafe....
There are very steep access roads into Lynmouth with stunning views into & out of this beautiful village. In 1952 there was a disastrous flood that washed away some half of the village.
It now has shops, hotels, & pubs. Across a bridge is a lovey beach with cliffs behind.
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Lynmouth
There are very steep access roads into Lynmouth with stunning views into & out of this beautiful village. In 1952 there was a disastrous flood that washed away some half of the village.
It now has shops, hotels, & pubs. Across a bridge is a lovey beach with cliffs behind.
Great family day out. See the many still & moving dinosaurs. Sea Lion show, Meerkats, Primates, Leopards, Wolves, Penguins & many more. Restaurant. Large indoor play area.
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Parque de Vida Selvagem e Dinossauros de Combe Martin
Great family day out. See the many still & moving dinosaurs. Sea Lion show, Meerkats, Primates, Leopards, Wolves, Penguins & many more. Restaurant. Large indoor play area.
Plenty to see & do at Ilfracombe. Visit Damien Hursts famous statue called Verity. Many cafes & restaurants. Beaches & Coves. Boat trips. Walks. Amusement arcades. Crazy golf....
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Porto de Ilfracombe
10A The QuayPlenty to see & do at Ilfracombe. Visit Damien Hursts famous statue called Verity. Many cafes & restaurants. Beaches & Coves. Boat trips. Walks. Amusement arcades. Crazy golf....
Food scene
Lovely thatched pub, with adjoining lake. Only 2.5 miles from here. Good food & drink.
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Stags Head Inn
Stags HeadLovely thatched pub, with adjoining lake. Only 2.5 miles from here. Good food & drink.
The Courtyard Bistro
131 East StLovely food, at a local restaurant.
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Stunning ocean views, great food.
The Bell
Lovely local pub, with conservatory and beer garden