Situated on the North Devon Coast, Mortehoe is a sleepy little village offering its visitors a peaceful and serene atmosphere. Mortehoe is a collection of charming cottages, village pubs, restaurants and a few shops, as well as a fascinating museum and a thirteenth century Church boasting a rare barrel-roof. The village boasts panoramic views of the coast thanks to its cliff-top location and is surrounded by beautiful scenery, much of which is part of the Voluntary Marine Conservation Area, an area full of colourful wildlife. Grunta Beach is a secluded bay comprising of rocky and sandy areas, with many thriving rock pools to explore. The beach is also dog-friendly all year round, so perfect for visiting with your four-legged friend. The bustling seaside village of Woolacombe is less than a mile away, with a slightly busier environment to Mortehoe. It is home to a wonderful 3 mile long golden beach which has been awarded Blue Flag status and has safe family swimming. Woolacombe has won many awards for both its fantastic beach and for being an excellent family resort. The village itself offers a wide range of shops, bars and restaurants.
