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It is surf heaven in Woolacombe. Whether you want to learn or are already an expert, staying in one of our Woolacombe cottages will ensure you are right on the doorstep of great surfing. Offering one of Britain's best beaches and beautiful coastal walks, the village is lively and welcoming, with plenty of entertainment.
Woolacombe is a small coastal village in North Devon famous for its wide sweeping sandy bay and its excellent surfing conditions. It is a family oriented resort town and the three mile-long beach is the perfect place to head day after day for seaside fun, surfing lessons, or wonderful walks when the weather’s not so warm. The beach and its waters have been awarded many accolades over the years and holds a Blue Flag status and Premier Seaside Beach award for the cleanliness and quality of the water as well as the beach’s facilities. Lifeguards are on duty all summer long and ensure safe swimming and surfing through the season.
The village is a lively place to stay in Devon with a friendly, laid-back vibe. The seafront is lined with restaurants, bars, and cafes and further back into the town there are plenty of cosy cottages to choose as your home from home for your next holiday. This is a great destination for a group of friends celebrating a special occasion or planning a group holiday or if you’re looking for a beautiful location for a family holiday. Choose from a variety of properties above, including dog-friendly cottages, close to beautiful coastal walks, and luxurious cottages with hot tubs. The village is small but has a lively nightlife, with chilled out bars putting on live music and events throughout the summer months.
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