Full of beans and the centre of a developing foodie scene, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the North Devon café scene is growing in acclaim. Looking for the best coffee shops in North Devon? Here’s where to start. North Devon – home to jaw-dropping coastline, some of Devon’s coolest things to do, surf-perfect waves and… coffee shops. Check out these cool...
One for the explorers is Lundy Island. Lundy lies 10 miles off the coast of North Devon, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Bristol Channel with nothing between it and America. Read all about it - find out the best times to visit Lundy Island, how to get to Lundy Island and discover the simple pleasures of this off-the-beaten track destination....
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There is not an English equivalent word for hygge—the closest would be perhaps, comfort. It doesn’t quite work though. We may seek comfort, or a chair might be comfortable. We may even have a comfortable life, but this isn’t the same as hygge. Hygge is the ultimate benefit of comfort. The indescribable sense of “hmmm lovely”. It’s the feel-good x factor. In Denmark...
Pretty is an understated word, a pleasant word. Could be substituted for dramatic, or rugged. Really, North Devon beaches are all three—a soul rousing elixir of jagged cliffs, quaint wooded coves, silken sands, and atmospheric shingle. When visiting North Devon here are some beaches you must see…whatever the season. Although in winter, you’ll find them particularly special. Not...
Woolacombe Bay has something for everyone, and it is a popular spot for brides and grooms who want to celebrate in style before the big day. Woolacombe Bay Hotel regularly welcomes groups large and small, but what exactly is there to do at the hotel and in the area? Here are some of the best ideas for brides and grooms to be in and around Woolacombe Bay....