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Ilfracombe is North Devon's premier holiday resort. There is such a vast range of things to see and do that the most active of visitors will be satisfied. Alternatively, simply relax, unwind and enjoy the Glorious North Devon Coastline and Countryside. The natural attractions are available and "open" all year round and provide a constantly altering vista with the changing seasons of the year.
Explore the seasonal wonders of the Exmoor National Park, the beaches and rugged coastline of North Devon where Exmoor dramatically meets the sea. The sandy beaches of the North Devon Atlantic coastline, which include the Blue Flag Beaches of Woolacombe, Croyde Bay where the crashing waves challenge the surfers, especially outside the summer season and Saunton Sands, backed by the natural beauty of Braunton Burrows. The coastline around Ilfracombe forms part of the South West Coastal Path encompassing spectacular walks around sandy estuaries and over towering rugged cliffs.
If you are looking for more than some of the best sandy beaches in the West Country, secluded coves, and spectacular coastline, then do not worry - there is an abundance of differing activities and attractions all easily available from Ilfracombe. Local centres provide traditional country based activities such as golf , shooting, fishing, riding and walking. Cycling enthusiasts will love The Tarka Cycle Trail with facilities for safe family cycling. Beach based sports enthusiasts are well catered for with surfing and sailing from most of the sandy beaches.
There are theme parks and animal country parks for children of all ages. The new Landmark Theatre with its striking award winning architecture offers a full and varied programme throughout the year. The area boasts many National Trust and stately homes with grounds and wonderful gardens at Marwood Hill and Rosemoor.
The Abbey lies across a beautiful sheltered valley by a small trout stream, only a mile walk to a spectacular Atlantic Cove. The last Abbey in the country to be dissolved in 1539, Henry VIII gave it to the Sergeant of this wine cellar, whose descendants live here today. From 1157, when Augustinian canons gardened in the hidden paradise, the gardens have been tended and have evolved over the generations. In the 18thC shrub gardens were created. Chambercombe Manor Ilfracombe A really wonderful 11th Century Manor within its own grounds which is fast gaining a reputation as one of BRITAINS MOST HAUNTED HOUSES. Set in a secluded valley, the Manor was first recorded in the Domesday Book and contains eight rooms of period furniture from Elizabethan to Victorian ears, Including a Priest Hole and a Haunted Room. There are over four acres of beautiful gardens, with ponds and woodland walks. Guided tours of the Manor available all day.
Imagine finding a secret door into another world of brilliant sights and sounds, beautiful coloured waterfalls, haunted mills and dungeons, an enchanted maze, fairy tales that spring into life. Merrygoland and Gnomeland, a village of little people with their very own gold panning, tube slide, nostalgic carousel and many more....
Description: This Visitor attraction has been described as "fascinating for old and young", "full of curiosities" "magical & mysterious" and "good value for money". Founded in 1932 in Ilfracombe Hotel's Victorian laundry it is full of exhibits from all over the world and is famous for the two headed kitten and pickled bats! Open: Easter to October 10am - 5pm Every Day November to March 10am - 1pm weekdays Admission: Adults £2, Seniors £1.50 Accompanied children are FREE children.