Exmoor travel guide
Exmoor Cottage Holidays
Wild ponies and a varied landscape
Exmoor National Park has a wonderfully diverse landscape, plenty of wildlife, and plants you won’t find anywhere else. From moorland to woodland you can’t go far in Exmoor without stumbling across a breathtaking view. Keep your eyes peeled for the wild ponies too!
For those that enjoy an active holiday, Exmoor will not disappoint. From the numerous walking trails to mountain biking, horse riding and water sports there is no shortage of activities to try here. For anyone looking for a more relaxing break, this National Park has plenty more to enjoy. Whether you simply want to soak up the views and watch the world go by, sample the delicious local produce, learn a little history or enjoy a family-friendly attraction; Exmoor is the place for you.
Exmoor has a lovely coastline complete with welcoming beaches, quaint harbours and towering cliffs.
Couples, families, young and old; there is something for everyone in Exmoor. Enjoy miles of countryside to walk through, see what wildlife you can spot, or try your hand at a new activity. There’s lots to do here; from mountain biking to water sports.
Within this National Park you’ll also find some lovely nature reserves, such as Tarr Steps Woodland and Dunkery and Horner Wood; both featured here. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings, and soak up the fresh air.
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Explore Exmoor
Porlock
Nestled on Somerset coast, this village is home to pretty thatched cottages and stunning sea views. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the range of activities on offer here; from walking to mountain biking and water sports.
Lynton
The cliff-top town of Lynton offers amazing sea views and is home to the Valley of Rocks. From coastal walking to family-friendly activities there is lots to see and do here; or you can just enjoy the peaceful beauty of Exmoor.
Dunster
The medieval village of Dunster has a rich history and is one of the most popular places to visit in Exmoor. Don’t miss a trip to the castle, and also be sure to take in the other historic buildings which pepper the town.
Types of Holiday in Exmoor
Pet friendly
Exmoor is well suited to a holiday with your dog. Miles of countryside, plenty of fresh air and lots of pet friendly accommodation make this a pet-lover’s paradise.
Hot tubs
Imagine relaxing into warm bubbles after a long day in the great outdoors. This could soon be a reality in one of our lovely cottages with a hot tub in Exmoor.
Log fires
When the evening draws in and there’s a chill in the air, what could be better than curling up in front of a roaring fire. Exmoor has dozens of cosy cottages with log fires.
Nearby places
Devon
From the bustling city of Exeter to the quiet expanse of Dartmoor National Park, Devon welcomes holidaymakers with open arms. Don’t miss out on a cream tea, but remember, it’s clotted cream first!
SOMERSET
Found in the South West, Somerset is known for its rolling countryside, pretty villages and delicious local produce. Cheddar cheese and cider are two notable products made here.
Cornwall
Known for its beautiful beaches, exotic plants and delicious pasties; Cornwall is a brilliant holiday spot. Enjoy long walks, a splash in the sea or a picnic with a view. Don’t forget the local delicacies too, from clotted cream to saffron bread.
