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.
Restaurants in Ilfracombe
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Ilfracombe Sea Safari is a fantastic way to see the wildlife and vast expanse of beautiful coastline that North Devon has to offer. Come along on and enjoy one of our 4 tailor made rib experiences. From a stunning 1 hour coastal cruise to a 4 hour voyage to the unique Island of Lundy where you get to encounter the 200 resident grey seals.
5.0 based on 150 reviews
North Devon's Adventure Activity Provider For: Coasteering, Stand Up Paddle Board, Rafting, Splatgun paintball, Amphibious Assault And More
5.0 based on 57 reviews
We are an activity centre in Ilfracombe, North Devon offering Quad biking, Shredder, Archery tag and 4×4 Land Rover Experiences. Specializing in large groups, families, children and disabled We are open all year round, whatever the weather!
5.0 based on 647 reviews
Opening 12th April Please check website for opening days. Booking from 9.00am on the day by phone. Following Government guidelines David and Kathy’s Tearoom will be providing outdoor undercover seating with cakes made from flour milled onsite, from 12th April 2021. The Mill interior will open later in the year when permitted.
3 of us enjoyed a gorgeous afternoon tea at this pretty corn mill near Ilfracombe bay. One friend is diabetic and I am vegan. The staff were very knowledgeable about different dietary needs. My freshly baked vegan cheese scone was delicious, the nicest scone I have ever had. There was a choice of savoury or sweet (24 hours notice required for vegan). There was a choice of cheese or houmous with it. I chose cheese with onion marmalade for my scone and houmous and chutney for my sandwich. The bread was lovely. After, there was a choice of 2 vegan cakes( raspberry and coconut or cherry and chocolate), both delicious. It was served with a huge pot of tea. There was plenty to eat , the food was delicious ( much is baked with their own milled flour) and it was very reasonably priced.
5.0 based on 83 reviews
Family friendly, we welcome all levels and abilities, visit North Devon Shooting Ground for clay pigeon shooting near Ilfracombe and the south west UK. Clive and Jackie have been running the ground for the last thirteen years and are proud to offer the highest quality and service for all levels of shooting experience. Our staff are friendly and welcoming, come along and have a go !
My girlfriend and I visited the North Devon Shooting Ground, as part of a birthday activity day. Neither of us having tried clay pigeon shooting before and it was on our list to try. We were both nervous, but so looked after by one of the staff members. He took us out and gave us one to one tuition. He was brilliant, very patient and encouraging. We were thrilled to hit lots of clays and can't wait to try it again soon. Would highly recommend.
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 438 reviews
A local independently-run museum with an eclectic flavour, Ilfracombe museum has eight rooms filled with treasures. We have natural history specimens from around the world and plenty to see about Ilfracombe's past. Come and experience a museum that is unique and family-friendly. Children can explore our insect, bat and spider specimens, have a go at a dinosaur quiz, or send Morse code messages. Try your hand at brass rubbing, or browse our great value gift shop. We also have extensive photographic and family history resources for Ilfracombe. Our museum is a perfect all-weather attraction and can be easily accessed by wheelchair. Pay parking in car park outside the museum. Children under 16 FREE, £5 for adults, £4.00 concessions. Annual season ticket £7.50
I Was very sceptical about visiting as it’s tucked away and looks small. But once inside it’s like a tardis. Excellent museum lots of local exhibits and very interesting. Staff friendly and helpful. Well worth the small fee. Perfect on a wet day.
4.5 based on 1,675 reviews
This afternoon we have been to Tunnels Beaches, first carved out in 1823 by Welsh miners, it took 2 years for the tunnels to be carved out, and they also built 3 tidal bathing pools 2 for the ladies and 1 for the men, sadly due to the strong tides only one pool remains,great place to spend a couple of hours
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