North Devon Coast National Landscape - dramatic coastline and protected scenery in Devon.

North Devon Coast National Landscape is a protected stretch of coastline in Devon, designated for its outstanding natural beauty and diverse coastal scenery. Extending from Combe Martin near Exmoor National Park to the Cornish border at Marsland Mouth, this remarkable landscape is ideal for nature lovers, walkers and those searching for scenic things to do in North Devon.

Visitors can explore rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, estuaries and rolling coastal countryside, all connected by the South West Coast Path. The area includes Braunton Burrows, one of the largest sand dune systems in the UK and a UNESCO designated Biosphere Reserve, rich in wildlife and rare habitats. With sweeping sea views, peaceful villages and opportunities for walking, birdwatching and coastal exploration, the landscape offers a varied and immersive outdoor experience.

Plan your visit and discover a truly special part of Devon, where protected landscapes, unique habitats and breathtaking coastal views create an unforgettable experience.

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