Warm, open fire place. Adults only however, dogs are welcome.
15/03/2025
Perfect for a stay at Easterly Cottage, Bude
Have you tried the Atlantic Highway road trip? Complete with postcodes and a bit of info about each:
A). Barnstaple (EX31 1SR): The starting point of the Atlantic Highway, Barnstaple is Devon’s oldest town. It’s known for its Pannier Market and a mix of independent and high street stores. Take a walk along the River Taw at Rock Park.
B). Instow (EX39 4JR): A charming village on the River Torridge with lovely estuary views across to Appledore. Enjoy a peaceful stroll on the beach followed by a Devon cream tea at The Quay Inn or Johns of Instow.
C). Clovelly (EX39 5TF): A picturesque, car-free village with steep cobbled streets leading down to a historic harbor. It’s famous for its donkeys and stunning coastal views.
D). Bude (EX23 8LG): A popular seaside resort known for its sandy beaches and excellent surfing conditions. Visit the Bude Sea Pool and enjoy a walk along the South West Coast Path.
E). Tintagel (PL34 0HE): Home to the legendary Tintagel Castle, said to be the birthplace of King Arthur. Explore the castle ruins and the stunning coastal scenery.
F). Port Isaac (PL29 3RB): A quaint fishing village known for its narrow winding streets and picturesque harbor. It’s also famous as the filming location for the TV series "Doc Martin."
G). Newquay (TR7 1HR): The endpoint of the Atlantic Highway, Newquay is a vibrant town known for its beautiful beaches and lively surf scene. Don’t miss Fistral Beach and the Blue Reef Aquarium.
These stops will give you a taste of the diverse landscapes and experiences along the Atlantic Highway. Enjoy your journey!
