Ilfracombe (/ˈɪlfrəkuːm/ IL-frə-koom) is a seaside resort and civil parish on the North Devon coast, England, with a small harbour surrounded by cliffs.
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5.0 based on 201 reviews
This 3.2 mile route on the South West Coast Path travels through a long wooded valley to The Torrs, a rugged area also known as 'The Seven Hills' with tremendous views across the Bristol Channel. Any walk around the town features steep gradients, but the magnificent cliff scenery towering above the picturesque harbour makes it worth the effort.
A great walk from Combe Martin to ilfracombe. Many covered wooded paths if steep in places. Mouth watering views in the sunshine. Well worth doing if hard work in the sun. Widmouth definitely worth a visit ????????
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Fleek Gallery is a new contemporary art gallery in Ilfracombe, North Devon, a town increasingly known for its progressive art scene. The gallery features regular exhibitions of new work by emerging and established contemporary artists, including Illuminati Neon, Onyx, Darren West, Emma Gibbons, Raffaella Bertolini, Suman Kaur, and many more. Visit https://fleekgallery.com/ for more information.
Came across this gem of a gallery last week. They had just finished setting up there summer exhibition of contemporary art. The gallery owner Dan had compiled a great range of artists work from established artists and new comers from all over UK. He explained that the gallery provides space for modern work from artists in his view who was have incredible talent and therefore very collectible. A must place for collectors.
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Visited twice during our stay and had a fantastic time both visits. Carole was so welcoming and made a really effort to explain the games and play with us. Would really recommend to anyone who enjoys playing games, they have a great range for all abilities and types of games. If you have a rainy day or evening, there isn't a better way to spend the time - we ended up buying 3 different games they we played as they were so much fun. Games were also really well priced and cheaper than online prices. Thanks for all your hospitality!
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Wizard Brewery is one of the fastest growing breweries in the southwest and continues to grow year on year. Award winning ales like Druids Fluid and Lundys Gold compliment our new ale Thirst Borne nicely & represents the essence of magic we brew.We offer regular tours of the brewery which include talks and demonstrations of the brewing process as well as beer tasting.
4.5 based on 162 reviews
Pub and eatery in the stunning Watermouth Valley
We popped into Sawmills on our way home on the off chance that we could get a table as we had been unable to book online due to poor internet connectivity. Beth greeted us as we exceptionally polite, helpful and informative. She found us a table very quickly and took us to it. We were greeted by her colleague who promptly took our drinks order and explained the food ordering process to us. Scanning the barcode on the table and looking at the menu online, on your own phone keeps contact with others to a minimum. Great shout Sawmills ???????? We chose our food and were not disappointed. The cheesy (to share) nachos were not only generous in portion size but accompanied by guacamole, sour cream, salsa plus the usual toppings and mountains of cheesy. Being vegetarian can sometimes be a struggle eating out especially during these difficult times so when my vegan chilli arrived I couldn’t have been happier. The presentation and quantity were excellent and the taste outstanding. Hats off to the chef, amazing - thank you. My partner had the burger with all the trimmings and said it was delicious. We wish we had stumbled across your pub earlier into our honeymoon as we would have eaten with you almost every day. Staff very friendly, nothing too much trouble and despite their young years they were all extremely responsible in ensuring that their customers needs were met. Well done all of you 10/10
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This is a lovely little chapel, originally built in 1321, with a lighthouse attached which dates back to the Middle Ages - said to be the oldest working lighthouse in the country. The views around are spectacular but, be warned, this is because of the height - it is quite a climb for we older folk! There are steep and not-so-steep paths, but all require fitness and mobility.
4.5 based on 81 reviews
For over 40 years the society has presented a varied selection of local art and craft work in it's exhibition spaces. Today local people and visitors to Ilfracombe can enjoy a relaxing visit to our modern spacious gallery which is located along The Promenade, just along from Wetherspoon's The Admiral Collingwood. Access to the gallery for wheelchairs is easy. We are less than 30 seconds walk from the bus stop. There's ample parking space opposite in the Landmark Theatre car park. Dogs always welcome! Today we average over 40,000 visitors each season and have maintained our ambition to support local charities. Over the last 40 years the society has donated close on £100,000 to local causes and has now become a register charity itself (Registered Charity Number 1168685).
4.5 based on 60 reviews
These gardens are so well maintained and have such a beautiful display of plants - especially in the summer, they are a delight to visit.The bandstand makes a wonderful centrepiece. You can use one of the many seats or sit on the grass for a picnic. An ideal spot.
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