Westward Ho! : locations de vacances adaptées aux enfants

Abel's Cottage - secluded cottage Crackington

Delightful converted barn, full of character. Sleeps 6. Secluded rural setting near coast paths & Crackington beach. Family run for over 45 yrs. Featured in The Guardian 13/05/17; 'We head towards the sea for a cliff walk looking over Crackington Haven beach. It feels as though we’re walking at the edge of the world: the contrast of blue sea, craggy coast, gorse bushes & wildflowers is transfixing. The kids love it too. Once in a while, it’s good to feel small & let the landscape dominate you.'

Briar fishermans Cottage and garden by the coast

A Cornish Fisherman's cottage and garden with a modern twist. My place is close to great views, the coast, the harbour, woodland and Under a minute from the coastal cliff path. Stroll down to the Elizabethan harbour and ancient village of Boscastle and close to some of the best Beaches in the country. Great pubs and restaurants walking distance. Good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and great for families (with kids), and furry friends (pets). Easily reached from the airport.

Owl Barn @Strawfields.

A large spacious 2 bed cottage (sleeps 5), log burner and sunny south facing enclosed garden, that opens onto fields with fire pit, sunken trampolines, a shared games room with pool, table tennis, basketball and go-karts. Perfect for surfers, couples and families, as both dog and child friendly. Wonderful rural location, yet only minutes drive from the sea. Great location for biking, walking and surfing. EV charging points. Alpaca experiences, private yoga and holistic therapies & massages.

Explore the South West Coast Path from This Cosy Cottage

Explore the Hartland Peninsula - the SW Coast Path is stunning here - and relax in the hot tub or by the wood-burner. This child and dog-friendly*, single-storey cottage is one of Cheristow farm cottages, clustered around the former farmyard; Guests can use the spa room with it hot tub & sauna and the children's play area, with long green views to the sea. *Up to 2 well-behaved dogs are welcome @ £25 per dog, per stay. 1 can be included on booking, for a 2nd we'd request payment separately.

Bay Tree Cottage: cosy home with pool near beach

Tucked away in a quiet, rural location, but just a few minutes’ drive from the award-winning Woolacombe beach, our dog-friendly holiday cottage offers every home comfort plus a little touch of luxury. We designed Bay Tree Cottage to be a home away from home, with plenty of special touches that make it a place you’ll remember. Set in the private, landscaped grounds of Willingcott Valley, summer guests (June to Sept) will also have access to the heated outdoor swimming pool.

Beautiful Victorian home, walking distance beach

Welcome to 37 The Lily House. Our home is perfect for large families or a multiple family getaway. We’re situated in the heart of Ilfracombe, striking distance from many of the top attractions that North Devon can offer. As well as a number of hidden gems. 3 minute walk to the award winning Bicclescombe park 10 minute walk to the high street and tunnels beach 15 minute walk to Illfracombe harbour 12 minute drive to Woolacombe & Combe Martin 20 minutes drive to Croyde Bay

Lovely home with easy walk to beach / town

Our family home is central to town and a short stroll to Summerleaze, voted one of The Times top ten UK beaches. Activities are endless and include surfing, sea pool swimming, rock climbing, fishing, geology walks, excellent restaurants and beach cafes. Sea view from the top floor

Hillis Church View 4 Bedroom Bungalow

Lovingly decorated throughout, this beautiful home enjoys stunning views and has a welcoming atmosphere, ideally located in the vibrant bustling village of Braunton. Near to the beaches of Saunton Sands beach and Saunton golf course, Croyde Bay and Woolacombe.

Cosy 3 bedroom cottage with indoor fireplace

Former blacksmiths cottage dating back to 1762 offers a charmingly decorated self-catering holiday home set in a peaceful village intersected by the River Exe, on the Devon/Somerset border and just a few miles south of the Exmoor National Park.