Eating Out. Northam Burrows Country Park is a beautiful expanse of common land popular with visitors…. A wheelchair accessible sandy beach set where the Torridge River meets the Taw estuary. Braunton Burrows, is one of the largest sand dune systems in the British Isles. At the…. Croyde Bay is a sandy beach backed by sand dunes and situated in a small bay on the North…. Bucks Mills is a rocky secluded cove at the bottom end of the picturesque village.
It is…. Three miles of golden sands stretching north towards Woolacombe and Morte Point and…. Clovelly Court Gardens are a classic example of a Victorian walled kitchen garden to…. Barricane is a picturesque cove tucked in between the rocks, famous for cowries and other…. Combesgate is a lovely secluded beach located approximately metres north of…. A small secluded bay with good rock pools is a good way to describe Mortehoe.
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Not only is Westward Ho! Aside from the peculiarities about how it got its name, Westward Ho! Whether you want to spend the day relaxing or having a picnic, there are flat areas, while those that want to do a spot of rockpooling will love the rockier areas and those that love swimming and surfing will find the perfect environment for catching the waves. The seafront, like most of the coast in this part of Devon, falls into the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers stunning views as well as being a safe, family friendly place to spend a few hours.
The beach is one of a number of sites that has been awarded a Blue Flag in the county. These awards are given to beaches that reach a certain criteria when it comes to cleanliness among other things, so you know that a visit to Westward Ho!
In the summer months, there are life guards stationed along much of the coastline making it one of the safest places for swimming and getting out on the water. Westward Ho! There are signs along the whole beach front and on the approach to the seafront detailing which parts of the beach are open to dogs and of course, if you are staying in the village, then your accommodation provider will happily give you all the advice you need when travelling around with your dogs.
While the village is well known for its beach, it is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes including cliffs, fields and an estuary. Like much of the north Devon coastline, Westward Ho!
The current, the water and the weather in this part of Devon make it a popular spot for surfers, kayakers, paddle boarders and more. These organisations also run a host of training sessions and tours of the coastline for those of you who want to give a certain sport a go or who want to get involved with a sightseeing tour with a difference. The whole of the North Devon coast is spectacular with its dramatic looking cliffs and gorgeous, sandy beaches so sightseeing from the water is an ideal way to appreciate it.
There are a number of cafes, tearooms, restaurants, hotels and attractions in and around the village giving you plenty to do and value for money. From this base you can explore a…. With seaside shops, toilets and a range of food outlets, Westward Ho! Beachside Holiday Park in Westward Ho! Tea on the Green is an intimate family run tea room located in Westward Ho! Visited regularly to walk the dog when staying for a week in Bideford.
This beach is nice and long and clean. Both short and long stay parking close by and reasonable parking rates. Nice costal walk with stunning views, sat on the front, hubby had a lovely portion of chips from The Golden Fry I popped in the Co-op for a sandwich but treated my self to an ice cream from the van on the front.
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