Minehead is a beautiful town located in the Somerset side of Exmoor National Park. With stunning views out over the Bristol Channel to Wales it is surely a place to visit.
A perfect mixture of a lively, traditional coastal town, lovely beaches and coastal woodlands shows why Minehead is one of the South Wests top locations.

Minehead is a glorious south west seaside resort, lush beaches, a harbour and old amusements that provide a traditional feel for visitors whom wish to escape to the coast. The area’s historic harbour was once used to transport minerals across the channel to Wales.

The Quantocks are a majestic set of hills set within viewing distance of the town.
For those with a passion for rambling it is a must in this designated area of outstanding natural beauty. The Quantocks are recognised as an important location for the preservation of one of Britain’s most endangered habitats these being upland heath. Stunning purple heather flowers carpet the rolling landscape in the summer creating a soothing and peaceful atmosphere. Minehead is also a stop on the south west coast path that covers Somerset, Devon and Cornwall.

Dunster forest is just near the town of Minehead, lovely forest walks as well as deer, rabbits and many birds such as woodpeckers make this tranquil forest a remarkable place to visit. Dunster forest is home to England’s tallest tree a mighty Douglas fir, it is so tall you practically have to lie down to see the top to not strain your neck.

Somerset is a beautiful place to escape to, away from the hustle and bustle of urban areas to the calm of the countryside and coast. There is a wide selection of Accommodation in Somerset but situated right at the centre of it all is The Exmoor White Horse Inn, a traditional 16th century built hotel. A wonderful place to relax in, the Inn boasts 28 elegantly decorated bedrooms, and is the perfect place to put your feet up in after a long day of trekking on the moors.

Take advantage of our Exmoor Special Breaks or Tel: 01643 831229

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