The North Devon Coast is widely recognised as one of the most attractive coastlines in the UK. Spectacular sunsets, Atlantic storms and a history of shipwrecks and smuggling make the North Devon coast a special place. Excellent for lazy days in summer - and bracing walks along deserted shorelines in winter.

There are so many beaches within reach of North Devon’s finest holiday cottages that you could visit one for each day of a fortnight’s holiday and still not see them all. In North Devon, between Exmoor to the Cornish border, you will find vast, sandy bays and secret, rocky coves where you can surf, take the dog for a long, peaceful stroll or while away an afternoon building sandcastles in the sun. The North Devon coast lies within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with towering cliffs (the tallest in Europe), a unique location to spot seals and dolphins from the Southwest Coast Path. We have a variety of coastal cottages in North Devon, none of which are far from the ocean. Here are a few of our favourite beaches, which we highly recommend visiting during your break by the sea - together with some of our favourite holiday cottages nearby.

 

Best Secret Beaches in North Devon

Wild Pear

It’s a fairly steep hike down cliff steps to this dramatic cove just east of Combe Martin, but well worth the effort. Low tide is perfect for a refreshing swim in the AtlaIt’s, with calm waters and a gently sloping, sandy shore with some rocks inviting exploration revealed at low tide. Being accessed by steps means it is generally quiet, even in the height of the summer.

Where to stay: Mill Wheel in Combe Martin

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The Secret Beach: Rockham Bay

This secluded, rocky beach (sandy at low tide) lies on a rugged stretch of coast between Ilfracombe and Woolacombe. It still bears evidence of past shipwrecks if you look closely enough. To get to Rockham, park in the village of Mortehoe and follow the path to the coast. Alternatively, drive out to the caravan park and campsite, where you can pay to park the car leaving you only a shortish walk through green fields and wildflower-filled hedgerows down to the beach. It’s a delightfully peaceful spot as the lack of parking and facilities keeps crowds to a minimum, even in summer.

 

Where to stay: Old Maids Cottage in Lee Bay. Sleeps 6

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Best Undiscovered Beach: Bucks Mills

If you want to avoid the crowds at Clovelly, then a couple of miles further east is the little one-time fishing village of Bucks Mills (think Clovelly without the crowds). Please park in the car park at the top of the village and enjoy the scenic walk down to the beach past its many thatched ex-fishermen’s cottages—Rocky at high tide with a sandy stretch appearing as the tide ebbs. The road through the village runs alongside a gushing stream which cascades onto the beach in times of heavy rain.

 

Where to stay: ****Old Chapel in Clovelly

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Best Dog-Friendly Beaches in North Devon

Westward Ho!

If you fancy a longer walk, continue north into the wild dunes of Northam Burrows Country Park. Dogs and their owners love this stretch of golden sand, backed by a distinctive pebble ridge. And if you work up an appetite, you will find great places to eat in the village, right by the beach.

 

Where to stay: ****The Dairy, Bideford

The Dairy is a romantic cottage for couples with a private hot tub near Bideford. North Devon enjoys beautiful views and a sea breeze. Sleeps 2.

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Best Surfing Beaches in North Devon

Croyde

Croyde is one of the UK’s premier surf spots, with excellent waves for surfers of all abilities. Beginners may want to book a lesson with one of the village’s reputable schools while at low tide hollow waves on a solid swell are a joy for experienced surfers. Don’t worry if surfing isn’t for you - there is plenty of space for bathing and paddling, while during the summer, there are many beach volleyball courts for those who want something more than beach cricket for sport.

Where to stay: Oyster Cove

 

Where to stay: Sunset Beach

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Best Sand Dunes

Saunton Sands

Saunton is a vast beach with loads of space to catch a few waves, even in the middle of summer. The peeling right-handers at the bay’s northern end are particularly popular among longboarders, and there’s board hire right on the beach during the summer months if you need it. For after-surf refreshments at the swanky cafe in the car park takes some beating. For most visitors to Saunton, however, it’s not just the glorious beach that is the main attraction. But its dunes - stretching for three miles and inland of up to a mile, this is a fascinating SSSI nature reserve full of wildflowers in summer -in which it is easy to lose your bearings.

Where to stay: Braunton Farmhouse

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Best Beaches in North Devon for Building Sandcastles and Everything Beachy

Woolacombe

The award-winning beach Woolacombe Sands stretches for three uninterrupted miles from the village of Woolacombe to Putsborough. Park on Marine Drive, wander through the dunes and pick a spot on the sand. It’s a good surfing beach with boards and wetsuits for hire in the village and oodles of space for beach cricket.

Where to stay:

Devon Beach Court - Woolacombe

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 The Last Big Sandy Beach Before Cornwall.

Northam Burrows

This wild expanse of sand wraps around the coast into the estuaries of the Taw and Torridge rivers. It’s a lovely spot for building sandcastles, and it’s well worth exploring the dunes, grassland and salt marshes behind the beach, too. Northam Burrows is also a good beach for surfing and bodyboarding. Take time to visit nearby Appledore, a cute fishing village.

Where to Stay: Beachside Waterfront Apartment in Westward Ho!

 

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Best Beaches with a Beach Cafe

Instow Beach.

Instow lies at the head of the Torridge Estuary just before it flows into the Atlantic. It has a sandy beach and a popular dog-walking area outside peak season. It’s also on the Tarka Trail and an excellent place to stop for ice cream if you’re cycling or walking by. The Beach Cafe is called The Glorious Oyster - a blue-painted shack at the entrance to the car park and cricket club at the top end of the beach. The food is locally sourced (including seafood), most of which is organic. Oh - and from Easter to the end of October, can we also throw in the fact that a Hockings ice cream van stands on the Promenade? Hockings is, quite simply, the best ice cream in the world. Ever. You’ll know why when you taste one. (Calorie spoiler!!!).

 

**Where to stay: Thatchers Cottage in Fremington near Barnstaple

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The Locals’ Favourite Beach

Putsborough

We’ve put this last to try and keep it a secret. The beach at the far end of Woolacombe is nestling in Baggy Point’s lee. A shack overlooks the sands with glorious views down to Woolacombe and out into the Atlantic. Part souvenir shop - part beach cafe, is part surf hire. There’s a reason for that, and not just because it has a captive audience relaxing on the beach below! The sandy beach itself is a haven for swimming and bodyboarding -  when there’s a swell. It’s popular because there is car parking in the field above the beach. However, there’s plenty of space to enjoy, even on a sunny weekend in summer. Not surprisingly, the locals head here on busy beach days.

 

**Where to Stay: Top Meadow in Georgham, there’s2

 

Top Meadow is a luxuriously presented dog-friendly holiday lodge in the North Devon countryside. It’s a delightfully scenic stroll down to Putsboroughf Beach, although if you are loaded with beach gear, it’s a. 5-minute drive. It’s also within easy reach of spectacular North Devon beaches, including Woolacombe, Croyde and Saunton; this luxury eco-lodge is spacious and stylish, with a large covered deck and private hot tub. Enjoy fantastic rural views in a truly relaxing setting.

 

View More North Devon blogs. Click a title to view the page

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·       A Year in the Wilds of North Devon: January to June

·       How to Spend Seven Days in North Devon – and Seven Cottages in Which to Stay

·       Weekend Theatre Breaks in North Devon at The Barnstaple Fringe Fest

·       Six Secret Beaches in North Devon and Cornwall

·       Fishy Goings-on in North Devon

The British countryside is scattered with historic chapels and barns, and many of those no longer used for religion or farming have been lovingly converted into holiday cottages. We offer various converted barns and chapels from Devon and Cornwall to the Highlands of Scotland, so you are bound to find one in your perfect location. In the meantime, here are a few of our favourites - not just because we like the photos but because we have been, seen and approve of their appeal.

Dolly’s Barn, Ilfracombe, Devon, England

A peaceful farm cottage nestled in the North Devon hills, Dolly’s Barn is set within more than three acres of paddocks and gardens near the towering cliffs, rocky coves and sandy beaches of the North Devon coast. This large Ilfracombe holiday cottage has six bedrooms, sleeps 11 guests and is one of our many holiday cottages with disabled access.

Capel Jerusalem, Abergynolwyn, Wales

Luxury chapel conversion in Southern Snowdonia This large and spacious countryside cottage in Snowdonia has four en-suite bedrooms and sleeps 10. Capel Jerusalem is one of our best cottages for active, healthy holidays in Wales with its sauna, eco-friendly solar panels, and stunning waterfall and forest walks. It is located in the friendly village of Abergynolwyn, within a few miles of Wales’ most spectacular mountain scenery and gorgeous sandy beaches.

The Barn at Saxon Maybank, Bradford Abbas, Dorset, England

Dog-friendly cottage in a prime spot for exploring Dorset Beamed ceilings and exposed stone walls make the Barn an atmospheric choice for a holiday in Dorset. This cosy barn conversion has a log burner, open-plan kitchen, hot tub and views of the surrounding countryside. It has two bedrooms and sleeps four.

The Old Chapel, Barnstaple, Devon, England

Luxury North Devon chapel conversion in a quaint village with an attractive pub One of our favourite countryside cottages in North Devon, in the charming village of Goodleigh. The Old Chapel is a large holiday cottage with high, vaulted ceilings and huge windows that give it a light, spacious feel. This large holiday cottage has five bedrooms and comfortably sleeps 10. It sits on the edge of a typical Devon village, a stone’s throw from the wilds of Exmoor and the rugged North Devon coast. The market town of Barnstaple is two miles to the south, where you can pick up fresh, local produce from Butchers Row.

Ladybird Barn, Brayford, Devon, England

Perfect secluded rural holiday cottage with a lake on the fringes of Exmoor Ladybird Barn has three bedrooms and sleeps seven. It is surrounded by gently rolling countryside in the heart of rural North Devon, with easy access to Exmoor National Park and the sandy beaches of Croyde, Woolacombe and Saunton.

The Chapel, Ramsgate, Kent, England

Large countryside cottage in the heart of Kent’s White Cliffs Country. It is set in beautiful grounds at Manston Court, in the charming seaside town of Ramsgate, home to a harbour, sandy beaches, independent businesses and seaside amusements. The chapel has three bedrooms and sleeps ten guests.

The Old Chapel Holiday Cottage, Brixham, Devon, England

Lovingly restored chapel with oak beams and leaded arched windows. The Old Chapel is located in Brixham, an ancient fishing community with a bustling harbour on an unspoiled stretch of the South Devon coast. This large Torbay holiday cottage has four bedrooms with accommodation for eight guests in this stylishly furnished, light-filled chapel.

Doves Barn, Badley, Suffolk, England

Countryside holiday cottage with a hot tub cottage in a peaceful Suffolk hamlet. Beautifully renovated with original oak timbers, this listed 16th-century Barn is the perfect rural retreat. Doves Barn is a large holiday cottage in Suffolk set on two acres of grounds with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. With six bedrooms and accommodation for 22 guests, it is one of our most desirable child and family-friendly cottages in southern England.

Learn how to:

• Gather all your favourite holiday cottages together in a single list, so you need never loose, forget, or spend time searching for them.

• Add or delete cottages from your shortlist.

• Save time by sending a single enquiry to all or selected cottages on your shortlist

Adding a Cottage from its Short Description

When you conduct an initial search for cottages, you will be presented with a list of cottages with 3 images and a short description. You can work your way through the whole list, selecting those you think might be a contender.

Once you have completed your initial search, you can open your shortlist and click on a cottage to open its main page for further information. If you decide it’s not the right one for you, click on the remove button.

To Add A Cottage to a Shortlist

This is easy. – you can save a cottage at the click of a button.

1. From a Short Description: Click on ‘Add to My Favourites’ in the top right corner. This will add the cottage to your new list.

2. If you look at the top right corner of the page, just above the main banner image, you will see an orange button with a white heart and a number next to it.

3. The number indicates the number of cottages on your shortlist.

4. Add as many as you like – there is no limit.

Saving Your Shortlist (for the 1st time)

This is also easy and will take around 30 seconds.

1. Click on your Shortlist button. You should be able to see the cottages you have already selected.

2. Click on the ‘Register or sign in to send group emails’ and add your name, email address and password.

3. Check the Terms and Conditions and click the box to say you agree to them

4. You’ll also need to click in the box to say that you are not a robot (this helps us to prevent spamming).

5. Click on Register Account.

That’s it – you are all set up and ready to put your shortlist to work.

Once you have looked at the main information page for each cottage, you can decide whether you want to keep or delete it from your shortlist.

Using Your Shortlist to Send an Enquiry

To send an enquiry to all the cottages on your shortlist:

1. Click on the orange button ‘Send an enquiry to all favourites’

2. Complete the pop-up form and add your message. Keep it generic: As you are sending this to more than one cottage, remember not to include a specific cottage name.

3. Click 'Send Enquiry'. Your message will be emailed directly to the owners or managers of your selected cottages.

To send an enquiry to a single cottage on your shortlist:

1. Click on your chosen holiday cottage. This will open up its main page on the site.

2. Scroll down to the enquiry box below the calendar and add your message. As you are logged in, the enquiry form should already contain your name and email address. All you need to do is add your message before sending it.

To remove a cottage from your shortlist:

1. Click on the ‘Remove from favourites’ button opposite the cottage name – and away it goes.

If you should get stuck – or want to suggest ways to improve Shortlists (or anything else on the site) then feel free to email us with your questions and suggestions. We are always keen to find ways of making the site more attractive.

Enjoy creating a shortlist of your favourite holiday cottages!

Our Top 10 Favourite Pubs in Cornwall

Whatever you have planned for your holiday in Cornwall, there's nothing quite like ending the day in a cosy pub, warming up by an open fire or watching fishermen land their catch in the harbour. There are too many atmospheric, old pubs in Cornwall to count, but we have picked 10 of our favourites, which we highly recommend visiting if you can. Where appropriate, we have also recommended an equally attractive Cornish holiday cottage within easy reach of a pub that takes your fancy.

 

Tinner's Arms, Zennor

13th-century inn with low ceilings, open fires and great food and drink. Take a stroll on the Southwest Coast Path before settling in for an evening at the Tinner's Arms. The menu includes Newlyn crab, Mount's Bay mackerel and 28-day-hung Cornish steak. An impressive whisky menu complements the Cornish ales and ciders on offer.

 

Tree Inn, Stratton

One of Cornwall's oldest pubs with outstanding food is near Bude holiday cottages. This beautifully presented 13th-century inn is set around a lovely courtyard. There's a bar area with a pool and darts and the Galleon restaurant, where the beams are made of wrecked ships, and delicious food is prepared with the best seasonal ingredients.

 

Blisland Inn, Blisland

A friendly pub overlooking a peaceful village green on Bodmin Moor. You will find this former CAMRA National Pub of the Year at the end of a narrow country lane in the tiny village of Blisland. Nothing beats enjoying a pint of the pub's own Buddha ale as the church bells chime and darkness falls on the surrounding woods and fields.

 

Watering Hole, Perranporth

Surfers' bar, which couldn't be closer to the ocean without falling into it. The Watering Hole sits on the sand in the laid-back resort of Perranporth. It's a modern pub by Cornish standards, with huge windows and a spacious, airy layout. There's also a heated terrace to watch the sunset as surfers ride their last wave of the day.

 

Port William, Trebarwith Strand

Clifftop pub for storm-watching on a wild stretch of the North Cornwall coast. The Port William overlooks a dramatic rock and sand beach in a steep valley, a stone's throw from holiday cottages in Tintagel. Pick an outside table on the cliff edge and watch the waves smashing against Gull Rock.

 

Fountain Inn, Mevagissey

A compact pub just off the square in a historic fishing village, the Fountain Inn is a low-ceilinged fishermen's favourite in the heart of Mevagissey. Holidays on the South Cornwall coast would be incomplete without a visit. The Fountain Inn is a tiny place packed with character and known for its excellent fish and chips. 

 

The Front, Falmouth

The perfect spot to watch boats is the lively town of Falmouth, which is a charming town packed with independent shops and great places to eat and drink. The Front is undoubtedly one of its best-located bars, right on the quay, and was recently named CAMRA Kernow Pub of the Year for its wide selection of local ales.

 

Ship Inn, Porthleven

Fishermen's haunt with a terraced garden overlooking a harbour. Expect roaring fires, good music, local art and hearty meals at this warm and welcoming pub in the village of Porthleven. If you're unsure what to drink, go for a pint of Skinners' Porthleven, an ode to the surfing waves that break beyond the harbour walls.

 

Hole in the Wall, Bodmin

An eccentric pub which began life as a debtors' prison. The first thing you will see when you arrive at this old favourite in the market town of Bodmin is a stuffed lion in a cabinet outside the main entrance. Pull up a seat at the bar and admire the display of historical artefacts or catch some sun in the leafy garden. 

 

The Old Albion Inn, Crantock

A 400-year-old  Crantock Inn, complete with a Smugglers Hole, Discover original pasty ovens in its inglenook fireplaces, eclectic menus, fine real ales and friendly staff -all within a short walk of Crantock's magnificent beach - what's not to like about this characterful pub in this attractive seaside village on Cornwall's north coast!

 

Where to Stay in Cornwall

Want to find a holiday cottage within walking distance of one of these pubs? View Our Collection of Cornish Holiday Cottages available to book.

In response to an enquiry from My Favourite Holiday Cottages as to whether their sites would incorporate ASL certification, the company responded (very promptly) to confirm that this is one of their current priorities:

*Hi Rick,

*Thanks for your email.

As per our Christmas email, we are planning to offer SSL certificates (which will allow you to have a https domain) to all customers as soon as possible. After extensive investigation and testing we have found a solution which should allow us to offer them for free, but unfortunately, we need to upgrade our servers in order to do this, so we are planning and testing for that as a priority.

At the moment, the information being sent via the PromoteMyPlace enquiry form is not submitted via SSL, as it wasn't a requirement in the past, and in fact, many websites on the internet still do not use SSL unless they're accepting very sensitive information such as credit cards.

But the new data privacy laws are changing this, so as mentioned above, it is something we're addressing as a matter of urgency.

Due to the complexity of the task, I'm afraid that I can't give a definitive completion date, but be assured it is a priority for us and we will update all customers as soon as we can.

But do come back to us if you have any further queries relating to this. Kind Regards,

Kayleigh Customer Support Administrator*

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### A Website Branding Checklist for Vacation Rental Professionals If you are planning to create a new website or are unsure if your existing one is doing all it can to get seen by more or the right people, here's a handy checklist to use. Courtesy:of Lodgify.

### The Monetary Benefits of Becoming a Dog-Friendly Holiday Cottage There's gold in them thar paws… When and why you should consider becoming a dog-friendly holiday cottage. Courtesy: Vacation Cluster.

Promote My Place - ASL Certification In response to a request or two (to say the least) from MFHC Subscribers, worried that their websites, built using Promote My Place software, did not confirm with the new ASL security certification, we approached the company and received an encouraging response. Essentially, they are not there yet but soon will be. To read the letter, go to Promote My Place ASL Certification News.

Guest News ### 7 Important Steps for Responding to a Negative Review There are effective ways to respond to these kinds of reviews for your vacation rental and convert them into positive opportunities in a professional manner. These are the seven most important steps that will guide you in responding to a negative review of your vacation rental. Courtesy: Vacation Cluster

[### How to Handle Fake Reviews

From fake news to fake reviews - such things are sadly a current fact of life. If you ever become a victim of this practice, put down that hammer and read this article from Moz -for help finding a remedy. Moz. For the uninitiated, it is an excellent piece of software for those who like to monitor their site traffic, page rankings and website issues that need fixing or link-building. Courtesy: https://moz.com

### 7 Great Ways for Vacation Rental Owners to Turn One-Time Guests into Loyal Customers

Make rental life a little easier by attracting more repeat bookings. Much of what you can do is plain common sense, but even so, it's always good to read a list that is working well for someone else. Courtesy: https://www.vacationcluster.com

 

Property Management

### Go Green But Not with Envy The owner's guide to turning your holiday cottage into an Eco holiday cottage. Friendly on the environment and appealing to the fast-growing environmentally conscious market.

And Finally…

The Sounds of Summer or Christmas carols?

If you want to show how much you care for your guests and turn appreciative ones into total fans, go the extra mile and create a seasonal Spotify playlist of tracks that guests can listen to at home, in the car, or at your cottage.

Just email the link to them a week or so before they are due to arrive to get them in the mood. Then, whenever they hear those songs in the future - there's a reminder of their memorable holiday at your place - fuelling a desire to return.

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Last-Minute Discounts Anyone?

Planning a last-minute early spring holiday? Check the Late Availability page on My Favourite Holiday Cottages for details of cottages offering last-minute discounts with savings of up to 20% (that’s your grocery bill for a holiday covered).

Booking Tips for Group Accommodation

We often describe planning a self-catering holiday for large groups of friends or for dual family holidays as like putting eels into a string bag. If you’ve been charged with finding and booking a large holiday cottage, read our large group accommodation tips to help make your life a lot easier. NB: The golden rule is that whoever makes the booking gets the first choice of the bedrooms available!

Once you have read the article, here’s your gateway to finding some of the loveliest large holiday cottages in the UK from which to find your favourite one.

 

Save Money by Avoiding Booking Fees

Did you know that when booking a holiday cottage through sites such as HomeAway, Owners Direct and TripAdvisor, you will be paying the website (not the cottage owner) a booking fee in the region of 10% over and above the advertised rental price? The good news is that this includes some holiday insurance if you have to cancel your holiday (terms apply). The bad news is that you could book your cottage for much less when booking directly with the owner or agent.

Here at My Favourite Holiday Cottages, you may rest assured that we won’t charge you a single penny in terms of booking fees – whether you book a cottage online via an advert, by making an enquiry, or by going directly to its website. It’s the owner’s advertised price and not a penny more!

 

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Register here to receive our free monthly newsletter packed with good advice and money-saving offers that will make your self-catering holiday easier to plan and cheaper to book.

It’s simple, and we promise that we will not share your details with anyone else. We’ll just send you this Newsletter, including any Urgent Warnings, to help you avoid any travel-sector scams we may encounter.

Besides, you won’t be bombarded with irrelevant e-mails from us, and you can unsubscribe anytime.

 

Enquiries Made Easier

When searching for suitable holiday cottages, you can create and save the cottages you like to your own ‘Favourite Shortlist’. You can store these on your page for as long as you want, adding new cottages or removing others as you see fit. You can save a lot of time by sending a single enquiry e-mail to selected properties on your shortlist in one click of a button. Look for the ‘Add to Favourites’ button in the top right corner of a property’s main page (see below) to start, add, or open your Favourites Shortlist.

 

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We don’t just advertise gorgeous UK holiday cottages: We endeavour to make it easier for you to find and book your favourite cottage without fuss. Please let us know if we can advise you about planning a holiday, booking a holiday cottage, or improving this website. We’ll endeavour to include an article for you addressing your request in a forthcoming Newsletter and/or make your suggested improvement.

Every month. We’ll enter the best requests and suggestions in a draw for a Virgin Wine voucher. What have you got to lose?

 

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