The Hartland Peninsula has much to offer visitors to the area and is also ideally located as a base to visit other attractions within an easy drive. Here are just some examples:

Nature attractions ...

• A spectacular 12mile stretch of coastal path
• An abundance of flora and fauna – including many rare species
• Bluebell woods
• Bursdon Moor (with rare orchids)
• Brownsham Moor (with culm grassland)
• Secluded beaches – ideal for swimming, surfing and fishing
• Many stunning waterfalls

Places of Historic interest

• Hartland Abbey and gardens
• St. Nectan’s Church
• Beautiful Docton Mill Gardens

Arts and crafts...
Outstanding artists, potters, photographers and furniture makers

Food & Drink
Delicious Devonshire cream teas and locally grown produce

Facilities
Whether visitors come for a day or a fortnight they can find all the essentials within the Hartland Peninsula:

• A post office and a number of village shops
• Good transport links via a regular bus service
• Pubs and hotels, two schools and two garages
• A medical centre, dentist, veterinary practice and health spa
• A wide range of accommodation
• Numerous highly skilled trades’ people
• Three churches