Woolacombe & Mortehoe

A British holiday in paradise

As a family we have been going to Woolacombe and Mortehoe for many years,  my late father in law used to visit Woolacombe in the late 60's (see picture below) he was a Captain in the Boys brigade and from then on the family have continued to travel to this paradise seaside town ever since.

The beach on a sunny day rivals that of any in the world,  its golden sands and rock pools set the scene for a perfect holiday, for surfers the waves are magical and you will find many campervans on the road above waiting for them waves to appear. Woolacombe is a traditional English resort full of families enjoying the surroundings, however just up on the cliff tops lies a hidden Gem called Mortehoe.

A small village with a population of 1500 overlooks the stunning shore line of the beach below, with many small cottages and town houses this is the perfect location for your holiday on the beach with the family. With a traditional pub and a perfect fish and chip shop what more do you need for those summer days. Caravan parks lie in-between the hills and there are many places to camp along the way with views to die for.  Oh and a must is a traditional Devon Cream tea, but is it the jam first or the cream, those that know, know.​

You will see we have been to many amazing countries and stayed in some luxury accommodation but Woolacombe and Mortehoe will always be a place we visit for years to come, generations of my family have visited this tropical English resort in the summer months and we have even discussed living here one day, it really is such a special place on earth, we have also taken our two dogs here and the memories we have of them together will last a life time.