Exmoor & Minehead Travel Guide

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The Royal Forest of Exmoor is home to rare and endangered wildlife, red deer and the Exmoor cat among them. You will find varied landscapes within the park’s 265 sq. miles, ranging from heath & moorland to coastal. In contrast to the wild, open spaces of Exmoor is the Victorian seaside resort of Minehead.

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Traveller Reviews of Exmoor & Minehead

15 Jun 08

Raleghs Cross Inn

Posted by Terry and Dot from st austell, England

We stayed at this excellent pub on Exmoor last week, and were most impressed. We were warmly welcomed, and shown to our very pleasant... Read more

7 Sep 07

Steep Holme View

Posted by Ronnie from Oldham Lancs, United Kingdom

This is an immaculate property that could belong to Kim and Aggie of how clean is your house. The owners have thought of everything you ... Read more

8 Jun 07

Natural Therapy Studio Somerset

Posted by a TotalTraveller from Minehead, United Kingdom

Both mum and I found the aqua detox experience to be very therapeutic. To start with we felt very tired and had to sleep once we were... Read more

Exmoor Travel Directory

Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Exmoor & Minehead (Somerset) include 12, Alleford, Allerford, Dulverton, Dulverton Exmoor, Dunster, Exford, Exmoor, Exmoor National Park, Hawkridge, Middlecombe, Minehead, porlock, Porlock Weir, Selworthy, Simonsbath, Somerset, Timberscombe, Watchet, Wimbleball, Winsford, Withypool, Wootton Courtenay, and more.