Widmouth Farm Cottages, Ilfracombe

The Stunning North Devon Coastline - Walking from Hunter's Inn

Well the festivities are well and truly over!

What better time to take a break in North Devon and enjoy some rest and relaxation in our cosy warm cottages or work off some festive over-indulgence walking the South West Coastal Path or roaming across the stunning open expanses of beautiful Exmoor?

North Devon’s golden sandy beaches are quiet at this time of the year and dogs are welcome on many of them.

Take a holiday before 30th March 2012 & enjoy one of these great offers:

Winter Walking Holidays – Dogs go FREE! Take advantage of our low winter prices and bring up to two dogs at no additional charge. Furniture covers & towels for muddy paws are provided!
OR
A FREE extra night when you book a weekend or midweek break. Weekends – 4 nights for the price of 3 (Thurs–Mon or Fri–Tues); Midweek – 5 nights for the price of 4 (Sun–Fri or Mon–Sat)

These offers must be booked by telephone so call Liz on 01271 863743

Why not escape the festive frenzy and book a holiday at Widmouth Farm Cottages? VERY SPECIAL prices for holidays before 19th December or come and celebrate Christmas and New Year in North Devon – we’ve still some availability. There’s nothing like a bracing walk along our stunning coastline or across beautiful Exmoor for working up an appetite for yummy festive food!

Congratulations to everyone on Exmoor who has worked so hard to gain this recognition!  We hope all our visitors will really appreciate Exmoor’s dark, starry skies!  Here is what it means:

“Definition of Dark Sky Reserve:: a public or private land possessing an exceptional or distinguished quality of starry nights and nocturnal environment that is specifically protected for its scientific, natural, educational, cultural, heritage and/or public enjoyment mission of a large peripheral area. The International Dark Sky Reserve consists of a core area meeting the minimum criteria for sky quality and natural darkness, and a peripheral area that supports dark sky values in the core and receives benefits from them as well. The International Dark Sky Reserve is formed through a partnership of multiple land owners and/or administrators that have recognized the value of the starry night through regulation and/or formal agreement and/or long term planning.”