Nearby, Hele Corn Mill is a unique working watermill located just 300m from stunning Hele Bay beach, a visit to the mill makes a perfect family visit. Guided tours are given and visitors see the mill working whilst learning the history of the mill. To keep children entertained there is a photo quiz, ‘find the mice’ and ‘count the millstone’ challenges.
Just outside of Ilfracombe KEYPITTS FARM is the place to go for a fun day out quad and mountain biking or off road driving in Jeeps. The farm has two hundred acres with woods, pasture land, brooks and ponds which all add to the excitement of the many activities on offer.
Rockham Beach, also known as Mortehoe beach, is accessed via the village via a mile long steep path.
NORTH MORTE FARM is a family run caravan and camping park, adjoining National Trust land, is only 500 yards from Rockham Beach and set in some of the most spectacular countryside in the South-West. North Morte has direct access to the coast path and is only 5 minutes walk from the village of Mortehoe with pubs, shops, Post Office and restaurants. North Morte provides all the facilities that you need for your touring caravans and holiday homes and camping.
COMBE MARTIN museum
OSPREY CHARTERS Ilfracombe Harbour
Deep-sea, Mackerel & Wildlife Cruises
NORTH MORTE FARM Mortehoe,Woolacombe North Devon EX34 7EG
Presenting the heritage of Combe Martin and the area surrounding the village
Cross Street, Combe Martin, Devon EX34 0DH
01271889031
combemartinmuseum@googlemail.com www.combe-martin-museum.co.uk
Modern 12mtr Charter Vessel Local Professional Skipper Fully Licensed & Insured All Bait & Tackle Supplied
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07970 101407 Anytime
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www.keypitts.com Tel: 01271 862247 / 07767321470
01271 870381
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