Exploring Exmoor by Car
Are the kids driving you up the wall already? The summer has only just got here and there's a good chance that you're already scratching your head wondering how to keep them occupied.
Wonder no more...
visit Exmoor by car this summer.
You won't regret it! Exmoor A national park that is situated on the Bristol Channel coast, Exmoor covers two counties, with 71% located in Somerset and 29% in Devon.
Covering a total area of 267.
5 square miles, the open hilly moorland of Exmoor attracts visitors and tourists from around the UK every year.
Larger settlements such as Porlock, Dulverton, Lynton and Lynmouth attract the vast majority of tourists.
Exmoor Attractions From walking to cycling, climbing to canoeing, there is always something to keep you occupied on Exmoor.
The National Park has something for everyone, whether you want to enjoy the afternoon with a cream tea in one of the area's beautiful villages, or even by taking a walk through the wooded valley along the excellent path network.
Should you need any guidance or free advice experts can be found in one of the National Park Centres, helping you to make the most out of your visit to Exmoor.
Accommodation on Exmoor If you're looking for peace and tranquillity, then there is only one place to visit this summer and that's Exmoor.
Friendly pubs, relaxing accommodation and scenic countryside are just some of the things that make Exmoor so special, not to mention its coastline.
From bed and breakfasts to farmhouses, hotels to self-catering properties, accommodation is plentiful and suits all budget types.
Perhaps you want to visit by car and get closer to nature? Check out one of the many camping and caravan sites.
Cheap Car Insurance The vast majority of tourists who visit Exmoor decide to travel to the area by car, having their own transport to fully explore everything the national park has to offer.
If you're considering paying Exmoor a visit, ensure you've ticked all the boxes when it comes to preparation, and that includes your car insurance.
When planning a holiday that you will be using your car to travel around in, it's logical that you will want to be protected in case the worst happens.
Wonder no more...
visit Exmoor by car this summer.
You won't regret it! Exmoor A national park that is situated on the Bristol Channel coast, Exmoor covers two counties, with 71% located in Somerset and 29% in Devon.
Covering a total area of 267.
5 square miles, the open hilly moorland of Exmoor attracts visitors and tourists from around the UK every year.
Larger settlements such as Porlock, Dulverton, Lynton and Lynmouth attract the vast majority of tourists.
Exmoor Attractions From walking to cycling, climbing to canoeing, there is always something to keep you occupied on Exmoor.
The National Park has something for everyone, whether you want to enjoy the afternoon with a cream tea in one of the area's beautiful villages, or even by taking a walk through the wooded valley along the excellent path network.
Should you need any guidance or free advice experts can be found in one of the National Park Centres, helping you to make the most out of your visit to Exmoor.
Accommodation on Exmoor If you're looking for peace and tranquillity, then there is only one place to visit this summer and that's Exmoor.
Friendly pubs, relaxing accommodation and scenic countryside are just some of the things that make Exmoor so special, not to mention its coastline.
From bed and breakfasts to farmhouses, hotels to self-catering properties, accommodation is plentiful and suits all budget types.
Perhaps you want to visit by car and get closer to nature? Check out one of the many camping and caravan sites.
Cheap Car Insurance The vast majority of tourists who visit Exmoor decide to travel to the area by car, having their own transport to fully explore everything the national park has to offer.
If you're considering paying Exmoor a visit, ensure you've ticked all the boxes when it comes to preparation, and that includes your car insurance.
When planning a holiday that you will be using your car to travel around in, it's logical that you will want to be protected in case the worst happens.
