A surfer’s paradise
All watersports, especially surfing, are hugely popular in North Devon. Here, Trev Toes Lumley, from Eyeball Surfcheck, provides a guide to the best local surf breaks
Tourist Information
Whether you are a local or a visitor, you can be sure of the best advice at North Devon's Tourist Information Centres (TICs). TICs are run by friendly, experienced staff who know the local area really well and often have extra knowledge you won't find in guide books. The centres don't just provide information, they also offer a wide range of services, and are able to help you with:
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North Devon Scene
For a welcome that's always warm and for memories that will never fade - you can't beat North Devon. Golden beaches, safe bathing waters, rolling countryside, pretty villages, excellent shopping centres and friendly folk await you.
Use our online guide to discover top towns and villages, plan family days out with the What's On Guide, visit stunning beaches and find out a bit more about local history.
- Appledore
- Atlantic Highway (A39)
- Barnstaple
- Bideford
- Bradworthy & Holsworthy
- Braunton & West Down
- Clovelly - a unique traffic free village
- Combe Martin - Spectacular scenery
- Croyde - picture perfect
- Exmoor
- Hartland
- Ilfracombe - Victorian Uniqueness
- Instow - charm and character
- Lundy Island
- Lynton and Lynmouth - picturesque
- Woolacombe and Mortehoe
- South Molton - ancient market town
- Tarka Trail - Follow the Otter
- Torrington - the Cavalier Town
- West Down
- Westward Ho!
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