Explore all the extraordinary things to see and do in North Devon here on the Hartland Peninsula. Choose from family fun, walking, historic houses and gardens, local food & drink, arts and crafts, exploring the outdoors and plenty of free days out too. All year round find events, attractions and much more.
Things To See and Do
The iconic South West Coast Path encircles the whole Peninsula offering beautiful, dramatic coastal walking. This world renowned 630 mile route…
Special opening: Daffodils and Flowers Day, NOW 25th March 2018 11 – 4pm. This is the first of many flower days, see www.hartlandabbey.com 2018…
Walk the beautiful gardens, enjoy an indulgent cream tea or lunch (free entry to the tea room) and buy rare and beautiful plants at the beautiful…
The beautiful scenery, glorious light and uncluttered way of life has attracted and inspired artists and craftspeople for hundreds of years. …
This wildly beautiful bay offers an ancient quay, some of the most spectacular geology in Northern Europe, the Shipwreck and Smuggling Museum, the…
For a totally unique experience, visit magical Lundy Island. It is a startlingly beautiful place, nestled like a jewel in the Atlantic, three and a…
Hartland has a long history of farming, fishing and local production, so the food and drink here is second to none, and the ways to enjoy it are…
See stunning shoreline and seascape photography and be inspired to take your own photographs of the incredible landscapes of the Hartland Peninsula.…
Even if you aren’t usually a wildlife fanatic there is something undeniably uplifting and enchanting about catching a fleeting glimpse of a red fox,…
Because of the nature of the landscapea and the very high cliffs, many streams and rivers on the Peninsula terminate in beautiful waterfalls. Find…
Get out on the water with an experienced guide and even catch your own supper, all rods, reels and bait provided. Take a boat trip to see the coast…
The picturesque, historic, fishing village of Clovelly is uniquely special in that it has no cars on its streets. Donkeys and sledges are the only…