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A visit to Tapeley Park

Tapeley Park near Instow has been home to the Christie family for more than two centuries.

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Porpoise Watching with Sea Watch Foundation

The most common of UK cetaceans, (whales, dolphins and porpoises), harbour porpoises are regularly seen all year round from Capstone Point in Ilfracombe.

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A Group's Guide to North Devon

Holidays are all about spending time with loved ones and creating lasting memories, but it can sometimes be overwhelming to choose things to do and places to eat as a large group, which is why we have compiled our group's guide to North Devon.

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View across the torridge and taw estuary from Instow in North Devon

Spotlight on Instow, Appledore and Westward Ho!

If you prefer to enjoy your holiday at a gentle pace, the villages of Appledore, Instow and Westward Ho! will make the perfect getaway for your next break in North Devon.

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Woolacombe named within the top 5 beaches in the UK

Did you know that Woolacombe has once again been named within the top 5 beaches in the UK in the TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards 2017?

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Exclusive Marsdens Club Offer

The Milky Way Adventure Park is Devon’s Large Attraction of the year (having won the Visit Devon awards in 2016) and is also Devon’s only attraction with a 2016 Trip Advisor Traveller’s Choice Award.

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Woolacombe voted UK's best beach

We were delighted to hear that once again, Woolacombe has been named as the UK’s best beach by TripAdvisor users. Yes, for the second year running, Woolacombe has kept its number one position in the top 25 beaches category of the

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All aboard for the return of the MV Balmoral...

This week (weather permitting), we are excited to see the return of the MV Balmoral to Ilfracombe.

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A definite must for February...

...a visit to Snowdrop Valley, a privately owned remote valley, in a hidden part of Exmoor (close to Wheddon Cross) is now open to visitors whilst its snowdrops bloom throughout February.