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The tiny village of Mortehoe in Devon like so many in the area is mentioned in the great Domesday Book of 1086 AD. Amongst its sleepy atmosphere visitors can take a look around its delightful 13th century church.
The village also boasts its own heritage site steeped with its own maritime history. Take a stroll through the village and perhaps have a pub lunch in anyone of its 3 hostelries or just head north out of the village and take on a delightful stroll to the nearby Rockham beach.
Close to Mortehoe is Woolacombe beach much of which is owned by the National Trust it is a top favourite beach in North Devon for surfers, and is enjoyed by visitors simply wanting to enjoy the beach and its some 3 miles of long uninteruptted walks, and is also heavily steeped in history. The villages of Georgeham and Croyde nearby are only a short drive away and provide for some of the most stunning country and coastal scenery anywhere in Devon and give rise to quaint local village pubs serving delicious food and beverages!
Woolacombe lies at the mouth of a valley or combe in the parish of Mortehoe. The beach which has Blue Flag and Premier Seaside Beach awards for its cleanliness, water quality and facilities, is 3 miles (4.8 km) long, sandy, gently sloping and faces the Atlantic near the western limit of the Bristol Channel.It is a popular destination for tourists and is part of the North Devon coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) The beach is owned and run by Parkin Estates Ltd.
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Fact File
Mortehoe has a summer bus service to and from IIfracombe and Barnstaple. In
addition, Lee Bay has buses to and from IIfracombe. For timetable details contact
Traveline on 0870 608 2 608.
Walk Length: 10km/6.25 miles; this can be shortened to 9km/5.5 miles by missing
Lee Bay and Lee Village and to 7km/4.5 miles by missing Morte Point.
Stiles: 8 (3 of which are adjacent to gates usually unlocked); 5 climbs of
average 50m/160ft.
Facilities: Mortehoe - pubs, refreshments, shops, toilets, buses, Heritage
Centre; car park;
Lee Bay - pub, shop,hotel/bar, toilets, buses; car park;
Downstairs, Wykeham comprises of a newly refurbished open plan living/kitchen/dining room. Comfy leather sofas surround an attractive feature fireplace with wood burning stove, perfect for cosy evenings at any time of year. Guests have use of a share...
This outstanding Georgian Vicarage in the heart of Mortehoe village backs on to open farmland along this dramatic National Trust coastline. Two cottages, Mailscot and Wykeham adjoin The Old Vicarage at either end, and have use of a shared garden with...
As its name suggests, this Victorian terraced cottage sits just across from the National Trust headland of Morte Point with superb sea views across to Hartland Point and Lundy Island, enjoyed to the full from the front decking area. This traditional ...
Beach Break offers contemporary and luxurious accommodation and benefits from distant sea views from the spacious open plan living room and main bedroom. Enjoy a contemporary living experience with leather sofas, wood flooring and pebble effect ...
It will be hard to tear yourself away from the windows of this charming cottage with outstanding views over the coastline and out to sea as far as Hartland Point. Homestead is just a short stroll to a choice of pubs, the delicatessen, post office and...
Rockham is a spacious open plan apartment presented to the highest standard, with many home from home comforts. The kitchen and dining area has a wide expanse of windows and a patio door at the far end of the living room allowing you to enj...  |