Well known for its rugged coastline and traditional English countryside, the West Country offers a diverse array of breathtaking landscapes. Whether it’s pristine beaches, picture-perfect villages or dramatic river valleys, between them, Devon, Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset offer some of the UK’s most stunning scenery.
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Holiday cottages in Exmoor provide a perfect base for touring the beautiful area of North Devon and Somerset. Explore quaint and historic villages like Dulverton and Dunster and enjoy time out on the beach in the seaside towns of Minehead and Combe Martin. For lovers of the outdoors, Exmoor National Park offers 267 square miles of wooded valleys, wild moorland and winding rivers to explore, shaped over time by the vast wildlife that roams the hills and the communities that nestle throughout the valleys. Our Exmoor holiday cottages place you in the heart of these spectacular Devon landscapes, with walking, cycling, horse riding, rock climbing and kayaking, just some of the adventurous activities on offer.
Exmoor holidays are perfect for a spot of stargazing as the national park has been named a Dark Sky Reserve. You can find some of the top spots for stargazing at Wimbleball Lake and County Gate, a starting point for a popular 5-mile stretch of the South West Coast Path, which takes in some of the best viewpoints of the Exmoor Coast. If you’re bringing the kids, our family-friendly self-catering accommodation in Exeter enjoys close proximity to exciting attractions including Exmoor Zoo, Quince Honey Farm and National Trust’s Arlington Court.
Exmoor is a great place to visit with your dog, with miles of open spaces for your four-legged family members to enjoy. Our dog-friendly cottages in Exmoor happily welcome your pets, so everyone can join in the fun.
For an extra special getaway, choose one of our luxury cottages to rent in Exmoor, featuring indulgent extras such as bubbling hot tubs with spectacular views of the countryside and coast, swimming pools which the whole family will love, and four-poster beds perfect for couples.
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