Woolacombe and Mortehoe offer a range of idyllic beaches suitable for families, surfers, and dog owners. Whether you’re soaking up the sun on Woolacombe Beach or exploring the hidden treasures of Barricane, each destination provides a unique seaside adventure.
The Ilfracombe Beer Fest combines local ales, live music, and family fun for a weekend of charity and good vibes.
Nestled in the stunning North Devon countryside, Chapel Wood offers a serene escape for nature lovers, hikers, and those seeking a peaceful retreat. Located just a stone's throw from the popular beach town of Woolacombe, and about a 15-minute drive from Ilfracombe,...
As the leaves turn golden and the summer crowds disperse, Ilfracombe transforms into a haven of tranquility and natural beauty. This charming coastal town in North Devon offers a wealth of experiences for autumn visitors. Here are the top five things to do in and...
Hillsborough nature reserve is a hilly headland to the east of Ilfracombe harbour and separates Ilfracombe from its closest neighbouring village and beach, Hele Bay. It’s known locally as “The Sleeping Elephant” probably because of its shape! View of Verity and...
Pronounced “Heel” this charming little beach on the eastern fringes of Ilfracombe is a lovely place to swim. While it’s not the closest beach to Ilfracombe centre, Hele Bay is probably the nicest and safest sandy beach with close proximity to the town. Hele Bay beach...
Nestled along the picturesque Devon coastline, our gorgeous Georgian holiday house from 1941 offers the perfect accommodation for guests attending a wedding at the nearby Tunnels Beaches in Ilfracombe. As you prepare for this unique celebration, here's what you need...
The tunnels beaches is a bonkers idea really. Ilfracombe became a very popular holiday destination in the 1800s and 1900s with the rise of train travel enabling humble working class folk to take holidays. The seaside holiday was in high fashion and while Ilfracombe...
When we got the keys for Seacroft holiday home we wanted to go out celebrating. I asked on the local Facebook group where was good for a celebratory drink and the almost unanimous answer was the quay restaurant and bar in the popular Harbour area in Ilfracombe. ...
We’ve gone to plenty of big flashy museums around the world but there is nothing better than a small provincial town museum and Ilfracombe Museum is no exception! The charming little Ilfracombe museum is an absolute delight and gets regular visits from us. It...
This fantastic deli run by Mark and Izzy is a complete gem in the thriving Harbour area. We discovered The Dinky Deli on a quest for the best coffee in town and we were not disappointed. Mark whipped up the most fantastic flat white for us and we were also delighted...
Early Beginnings Ilfracombe, a picturesque town located on the North Devon coast, boasts a history that is both rich and varied, stretching back to ancient times. The name "Ilfracombe" is thought to derive from the Old English words "Ilfra," a personal name, and...