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A little more information on Ilfracombe

There are five beautiful beaches in Ilfracombe, all of which are owned by the National Trust, which makes the town a popular tourist destination. Exmoor National Park, with its rolling countryside and charming villages, is only a ten-minute drive from Ilfracombe. A lively, friendly atmosphere is created in Ilfracombe's historic quayside by numerous pubs and restaurants, as well as regular live music performances. Take a trip to  Lundy Island on a boat trip or wildlife cruise to see some of nature's most beautiful creatures in their natural habitat, as well as catch some fish. Ilfracombe is also at the heart of some of the best walking terrain in the country. Whether you prefer a leisurely stroll along the promenade around Capstone Hill, a challenging hike along the rocky coast, or the serenity of Exmoor's river valleys and moorland hills, the scenery is breathtaking. Ilfracombe is also home to a slew of excellent restaurants, many of which feature the region's fresh fish as a key ingredient. Lynton and Lynmouth, with their clifftop railway, are located to the east of Ilfracombe, while Clovelly and Hartland are located to the west. The 3 mile long golden beach of Woolacombe Bay, which was voted one of the world's top 20 beaches, is just a short drive away, making it the ideal location to relax in the sun or catch some waves surfing. North Devon's Ilfracombe is the ideal base for exploring the region's stunning coastline, seaside fun, rural peace, and centuries of history and culture.