Name: North Devon AONB
Address: 5 Potacre Street, Torrington, England, EX38 8BH, GB
Telephone: 01271 388758

Time for a trip to the beautiful coastal areas and woodlands of North Devon if you are up for outdoor or water activities. The North Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty will definitely result to enjoyable and memorable tour.

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North Devon AONB

The North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is a protected area in Devon, England, due to its outstanding natural beauty

Spanning Torridge, North Devon, and West Somerset, it covers the breathtaking coastlines of Hartland and Lundy, rolling hills and plateaux, forests and woodlands, meadows and pastures

The area offers numerous opportunities for walking, cycling, horse riding and wildlife watching as well as activities such as kayaking and painting amongst the awe-inspiring scenery

The AONB also provides excellent opportunities for learning about the history of the area including visits to historical landmarks like Clovelly and Hartland Abbey

North Devon AONB is a special place where visitors can experience raw nature in its splendour and escape from the bustle of modern life to enjoy an idyllic break

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Contact Information

01271 388758

aonb@devon.gov.uk

North Devon AONB Reviews

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4.7

Based on 1660 reviews

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Address: 5 Potacre Street, Torrington EX38 8BH, UK

Graham Ball

3 weeks ago

Graham Ball is a local Artist painting the sea and landscape of Cornwall and North Devon.

Deborah Gower

5 years ago

Scenery not to be missed, my pictures are from around Hartland, North Devon which is a truly beautiful place, the geology is truly fascinating the people are friendly and welcoming and it has some lovely places to eat and stay.

Bernard Crick

4 years ago

This is a lovely little cove,with lots of rock pools for the children. And if you walk in between the cliffs, and rocks you will find even more. If you carry on you will come to a small beach. If you cannot face walking back there is a staircase on the small beach, quite steep but will also get you out of trouble if you forgot the time and the tide was coming in.

John Coates

2 years ago

Really is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with lovely views of the coast and sea with some steep hills to go with it, so be prepared, the South West Coastal Path runs along here in mostly National Trust land so all is well and good. We walked Damage Barton camping site to Woolacombe via Morthoe and back, in the past I've done Lee Bay and Bull Point lighthouse as well.

Greg Martin

a year ago

Morte Point is well worth a detour for. Park at Mortehoe village car park pay and display (Ringo if you can get a signal!) or cash £4 for the whole day.If it is low tide you can often see seals resting in the rocks.Best bet for lunch is Feas cafe near the car park opposite the post office which is open 11 am until 3pm for fresh homemade cakes and a limited lunch offering.

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