With 36 miles of coastline, including the highest coastal point in England and Wales at Culbone Hill, it’s not surprising that Exmoor is home to a wide variety of beautiful beaches.

Highlights: Bossington, Porlock Weir, Dunster Beach, Minehead, Kilve, Watchet

From local producers to award-winning restaurants, pubs and tearooms, Exmoor is home to an array of fabulous dining options and homegrown produce. 

Highlights: Porlock Bay Oysters, Wellhayes Vineyard, Wicked Wolf Gin, Exmoor Ales,
The Bridge Inn

Be it relaxed coastal walks or challenging hill climbs, enjoy the landscapes of Exmoor on one of many curated walks from Exmoor National Park. Or take inspiration from Raynor Winn’s The Salt Path and hike some of the South West Coast Path. 

Highlights: South West Coast Path, Coleridge Way, Dunkery Beacon, Tarr Steps

Several iconic animals call Exmoor home, including red deer, Britain’s largest surviving land mammal, and the iconic Exmoor ponies. Beavers are also being reintroduced at the National Trust Holnicote Estate.

Highlights: Red Stag Safari, Exmoor Pony Centre, Exmoor Wildlife Safaris, National Trust Beaver Enclosure Tour

Medieval castles, heritage steam trains and charming market towns, discover the region’s unique past at cultural sites and museums. Check out the Exmoor Events calendar for a range of exhibitions and festivals throughout the year.

Highlights: Dunster Castle, West Somerset Railway, Minehead Museum, Allerford Museum

Created and built by a social enterprise, this fascinating building houses a modern restaurant that prioritises sustainability and local ingredients. Pop in for brunch, coffee and cake or a themed supper club.

Visit this family-run, small-batch distillery to sample artisan gin and other spirits. Pick up a bottle of Northmoor Gin, featuring a unique blend of botanicals, such as coriander, rowan berries and orris root.

Housed in a 17th century farmhouse, this inn serves award-winning food in its cosy bar and a la carte restaurant. Extend your visit by staying in one of the beautifully furnished boutique rooms.

This charming establishment in Dulverton offers a la carte dining in the restaurant and fireside drinks in the bar, with welcoming staff and an award-winning wine list.

Taking place on the last Saturday of the month from April to September, this monthly market in the heart of Dulverton is the perfect place to try delicious street food, sample local produce and buy handcrafted gifts.

Founded and run by food critic William Sitwell, this supper club takes place every month and allows you to taste fantastic cuisine made by renowned chefs against the backdrop of the gorgeous Somerset countryside.

Created and built by a social enterprise, this fascinating building houses a modern restaurant that prioritises sustainability and local ingredients. Pop in for brunch, coffee and cake or a themed supper club.

Visit this family-run, small-batch distillery to sample artisan gin and other spirits. Pick up a bottle of Northmoor Gin, featuring a unique blend of botanicals, such as coriander, rowan berries and orris root.

Housed in a 17th century farmhouse, this inn serves award-winning food in its cosy bar and a la carte restaurant. Extend your visit by staying in one of the beautifully furnished boutique rooms.

This charming establishment in Dulverton offers a la carte dining in the restaurant and fireside drinks in the bar, with welcoming staff and an award-winning wine list.

Taking place on the last Saturday of the month from April to September, this monthly market
in the heart of Dulverton is the perfect place to try delicious street food, sample local produce and buy handcrafted gifts.

Founded and run by food critic William Sitwell, this supper club takes place every month and allows you to taste fantastic cuisine made by renowned chefs against the backdrop of the gorgeous Somerset countryside.

Created and built by a social enterprise, this fascinating building houses a modern restaurant that prioritises sustainability and local ingredients. Pop in for brunch, coffee and cake or a themed supper club.

Visit this family-run, small-batch distillery to sample artisan gin and other spirits. Pick up a bottle of Northmoor Gin, featuring a unique blend of botanicals, such as coriander, rowan berries and orris root.

Housed in a 17th century farmhouse, this inn serves award-winning food in its cosy bar and a la carte restaurant. Extend your visit by staying in one of the beautifully furnished boutique rooms.

This charming establishment in Dulverton offers a la carte dining in the restaurant and fireside drinks in the bar, with welcoming staff and an award-winning
wine list.

Taking place on the last Saturday of the month from April to September, this monthly market in the heart of Dulverton is the perfect place to try delicious street food, sample local produce and buy handcrafted gifts.

Founded and run by food critic William Sitwell, this supper club takes place every month and allows you to taste fantastic cuisine made by renowned chefs against the backdrop of the gorgeous Somerset countryside.