Heale Farm Guidebook
Surfing
Woolacombe is an award winning beach, three miles of golden sands and crystal clear waters. With many activities to enjoy including surfing, paragliding or riding. It’s a great family friendly beach where you can happily stroll along the sand, get stuck in building sand castles, chill with an ice cream or swim through the waves. A fun place for all. We normally park on Marine Drive and visit the Porthole Cafe. If you walk down the footpaths through the dunes you can get to parts of the beach that are much quieter.
Combesgate Beach is just around the coast and the waves can be smaller.
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Woolacombe Beach
Woolacombe is an award winning beach, three miles of golden sands and crystal clear waters. With many activities to enjoy including surfing, paragliding or riding. It’s a great family friendly beach where you can happily stroll along the sand, get stuck in building sand castles, chill with an ice cream or swim through the waves. A fun place for all. We normally park on Marine Drive and visit the Porthole Cafe. If you walk down the footpaths through the dunes you can get to parts of the beach that are much quieter.
Combesgate Beach is just around the coast and the waves can be smaller.
A big sandy beach backed by sand dunes and popular with surfers.
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Croyde Beach
A big sandy beach backed by sand dunes and popular with surfers.
Huge car park at the beach, along with toilet facilities, cafe and surf school. This is one of our favourite beaches for walks and clambering over the rock pools as well as surfing.
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Saunton Sands
Huge car park at the beach, along with toilet facilities, cafe and surf school. This is one of our favourite beaches for walks and clambering over the rock pools as well as surfing.
Kayaking and Coasteering
A small beach in the heart of Combe Martin surrounded by rock pools set in a sheltered valley at the western edge of Exmoor, a great beach for kayaking and stand up paddle boarding. Go and treat yourself to a delicious pastry from Bobbie's Bakes.
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Combe Martin Beach Holiday Park
WoodlandsA small beach in the heart of Combe Martin surrounded by rock pools set in a sheltered valley at the western edge of Exmoor, a great beach for kayaking and stand up paddle boarding. Go and treat yourself to a delicious pastry from Bobbie's Bakes.
Family Beach
A shell beach located just next door to Woolacombe’s main beach, an attractive golden sand and shingle beach. Try the famous Sri Lankan curry from the Barricane Beach Cafe whilst watching the sunset!
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Barricane Beach
A shell beach located just next door to Woolacombe’s main beach, an attractive golden sand and shingle beach. Try the famous Sri Lankan curry from the Barricane Beach Cafe whilst watching the sunset!
A small cove popular for coasteering and in an area of outstanding natural beauty and more sheltered from what the wind can throw at us.
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Hele Bay
A small cove popular for coasteering and in an area of outstanding natural beauty and more sheltered from what the wind can throw at us.
A fabulous little pebble beach to play with young ones. At low tide the sandy beach extends to the next bay. There's a little river that runs through the beach, caves for exploring and rocks for climbing.
Lee Bay, Reino Unido
A fabulous little pebble beach to play with young ones. At low tide the sandy beach extends to the next bay. There's a little river that runs through the beach, caves for exploring and rocks for climbing.
Walking
Exmoor National Park is the perfect place to explore the outdoors, a place to breathe, embrace its wild environment and really feel a part of nature. Take to the hills on foot with over 1000km of footpaths and bridleways, through oak woodlands, alongside rivers and across open heather-covered moorland. Check out the planned routes that pass through the National Park, or you can plan your own adventure to explore this unique landscape. Ask us for a map to help find your way or check out our Exmoor poster in your cottage showing exactly where you are.
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Exmoor
Exmoor National Park is the perfect place to explore the outdoors, a place to breathe, embrace its wild environment and really feel a part of nature. Take to the hills on foot with over 1000km of footpaths and bridleways, through oak woodlands, alongside rivers and across open heather-covered moorland. Check out the planned routes that pass through the National Park, or you can plan your own adventure to explore this unique landscape. Ask us for a map to help find your way or check out our Exmoor poster in your cottage showing exactly where you are.
The rugged North Devon coast has some of the most dramatic and spectacular walks and scenery along the South West path. Discover the many amazing walks and spectacular scenery along this part of the coastline from Lynmouth to Combe Martin, Ilfracombe to Woolacombe. With wonderful stop off points to enjoy along the way and you can walk directly from the door of your cottage. Leave your car and the world behind!
North Devon Heritage Coast
The rugged North Devon coast has some of the most dramatic and spectacular walks and scenery along the South West path. Discover the many amazing walks and spectacular scenery along this part of the coastline from Lynmouth to Combe Martin, Ilfracombe to Woolacombe. With wonderful stop off points to enjoy along the way and you can walk directly from the door of your cottage. Leave your car and the world behind!
A tranquil and peaceful walk through ancient woodland, along the River Heddon, meeting the sea at Heddons Mouth, with boulders and rocks to explore set between some of England's highest cliffs. Designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, there is so much amazing wildlife to see in the Heddon Valley including otters and rare High Brown Fritillary butterfly.
Heddon's Mouth circular walk
A beautiful walk through ancient woodland alongside the River Heddon to where it meets the sea between some of England's highest cliffs. Designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, the Heddon Valley is home to a variety of wildlife including otters and the rare high brown fritillary butterfly. You will find a restored 19th century lime kiln on the beach.
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Heddon's Mouth
A tranquil and peaceful walk through ancient woodland, along the River Heddon, meeting the sea at Heddons Mouth, with boulders and rocks to explore set between some of England's highest cliffs. Designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, there is so much amazing wildlife to see in the Heddon Valley including otters and rare High Brown Fritillary butterfly.
Heddon's Mouth circular walk
A beautiful walk through ancient woodland alongside the River Heddon to where it meets the sea between some of England's highest cliffs. Designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, the Heddon Valley is home to a variety of wildlife including otters and the rare high brown fritillary butterfly. You will find a restored 19th century lime kiln on the beach.