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Bude


Beautiful sandy beaches, surfing hotspots, vintage style beach huts and dog friendly choices.


Visit Bude on the north of Cornwall for a holiday that has something for everyone - from romantic retreats for couples, action filled family holidays, or a haven for the nature or geology enthusiast.


As it sits on the Devon border, Bude is the first place you will reach when arriving in this beautiful county.


With activities and attractions accessible across both counties, why not sample a cream tea made both the Devon and Cornish way and decide which you prefer?


Bude was the number one sunniest place in the UK during 2013, making it an excellent choice for a holiday destination.


The warmth of the town is reflected not only in the temperature, but also the friendly welcoming atmosphere generated by locals and businesses in the area.


Bude is large enough to provide a good range of facilities with a choice of accommodation, shops, restaurants and sports facilities, yet is small enough to have avoided the chain hotels, eating houses and bars.


The nightlife is also quiet and relaxed. The area has a laid-back charm that has not been spoiled


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There are many independently owned shops and restaurants for you to explore, with family run businesses creating a strong ethos in the town.


There is something for everyone including a diverse range of indoor and outdoor activities - from sports centres, soft play areas and stately homes to fishing, cycling, golf, surfing and other water sports. Bude has plenty to suit all ages, interests or backgrounds.


There are many beautiful sandy beaches to choose from with surfing hotspots, vintage style beach huts and dog friendly choices.


There are also spectacular views and unique natural attractions to be found – the Bude sea pool for example is cut into the rock at Summerleaze Beach providing a more relaxed dip or child friendly swim when the sea is rougher.


There is also access to the South West Coast Path, which offers some excellent walking routes, whether you enjoy a short stroll to a stunning picnic spot or prefer a more challenging hike.


Bude has some unique geological rock formations which can provide something of a spectacle while exploring the area.


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HOLIDAY HOMES FOR SALE


Close to one of Cornwall’s finest beaches.


Here at Widemouth Bay we have a selection of new and pre-owned caravans to suit your tastes.


Leisure Facilities include: • Indoor Heated Pool


• Evening Entertainment • Children’s Activities


For more information please ring


01288 361741


brendonarms.co.uk enquiries@brendonarms.co.uk


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Take a geological tour or simply find Bude’s unique rock formations for yourself.


Please visit www.visitbude.info or join Bude on Facebook:


www.facebook.com/VisitBude or Twitter: www.twitter.com/VisitBude for more information about Bude ... where Cornwall begins.


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