Ilfracombe
A pretty fishing town popular for its magnificent Victorian buildings set against a striking backdrop of sheer cliffs and surrounded by un spoilt beaches. In an area of outstanding natural beauty, the scenery of the North Devon coast surrounds this charming natural harbour is quite beautiful and breathtaking.
In an area of outstanding Natural beauty, nestling snugly amongst the rugged cliffs of the majestic Atlantic coastlines the town of Ilfracombe. The Beautiful and breathtaking scenery of the North Devon coast surrounds this charming natural harbour.
Ilfracombe is where the pace of life is slow and the air is fresh, Ilfracombe allows you to relax, take in the scenery and unwind from the stress of everyday life. Take a stroll along the working harbour with it's attractive pubs, restaurants and galleries that surround it to create a friendly atmosphere that is typical of Ilfracombe and its people. Have a seat and watch time go by with a bag of traditional seaside fish and chips and listen to the seagulls chatter to the passers by. Alternatively you can dine at the new Damien Hirst's restaurant situated overlooking the picturesque harbour with its variety of brightly coloured boats.
Ilfracombe has been recorded as the second warmest town in England and the floral displays that stretch the length of the promenade reflects this warmth. A popular family holiday resort since the late Victorian era, Ilfracombe offers a host of family attractions including a modern Theatre featuring a variety of shows, a fabulous 18 hole golf course, daily fishing and boat trips from the harbour, a museum, indoor swimming pool, first class restaurants, gift shops, gardens, art galleries, tea gardens, pitch and putt and much more.
Ilfracombe Coastal Cruises
Spectacular wildlife and coastal cruises aboard one of the most technologically advanced passenger vessels in the U.K. Frequent sights of seals, porpoises and dolphins. New in 2005 and licensed for 100 passengers. Come and enjoy one of the most dramatic coastal landscapes in England aboard our safe comfortable vessel the 'Ilfracombe Princess'
Landmark Theatre
For entertainment during your stay look no further than the Landmark Theatre. Musicals, comedy, dramas, summer shows and children's entertainment plus the latest blockbuster shows on its cinema-screening facilities. Café bar is open all day and serves delicious pre-theatre dinners with stunning sea views.
Lundy Island
Situated 11 miles off the North Devon coast, Lundy Island is a granite outcrop just 3 miles long and half a mile wide and a place of outstanding natural beauty. Once a home to smugglers and pirates, today the island is a well known wildlife sanctuary, home to seals, black rabbits, Lundy ponies and of course, the loveable puffin and many seabirds. One of Britain's few statutory marine nature reserves surrounds Lundy, making it very popular as a diving location. A day trip on board the Lundy passenger and supply ship, MS Oldenburg, a classic 300-ton vessel is a must, and it is also a chance to view the dramatic North Devon coast from the sea. The voyage takes under 2 hours on the MS Oldenburg, sailing from either Ilfracombe or Bideford or why not arrive in style in a helicopter for spectacular aerial views of the island.
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