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ArticleIlfra­combe NORTH DEVON Explore the charms of this Vic­torian sea­side resort

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We have wanted to visit Dor­set for the unspoiled coun­tryside and beau­ti­ful coast­line, but long walks are not feas­ible for us, and the thought of nav­ig­at­ing busy, nar­row roads and the dif­fi­culties of park­ing a longer ’van put us off. But...

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Green­hill Gar­dens to look at the pretty beach huts and chalets, and beau­ti­ful garden bed­ding dis­plays. There is also a bus stop here, so very con­veni­ent when it was time to leave. It was slightly over­cast next morn­ing, but that didn’t put us...

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To get to Brown­sea Island there is a ferry ser­vice at the quay­side, but make sure you get the ferry and not a har­bour tour. Sadly, dogs are not allowed on the island. Check approx­im­ate times to make the most of your visit, as it is quite...

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Green­hill Gar­dens to look at the pretty beach huts and chalets, and beau­ti­ful garden bed­ding dis­plays. There is also a bus stop here, so very con­veni­ent when it was time to leave. It was slightly over­cast next morn­ing, but that didn’t put us...

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hol­i­day town of Porth­madog. Wan­der­ing along the high street, we con­cluded that Porth­madog is a wel­com­ing but down-to-earth sea­side resort that doesn’t feel too touristy. Cad­waladers, an ice cream par­lour with a dis­tinct­ive tur­quoise...

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Don’t miss the oppor­tun­ity to try battered lob­ster tails with chips at Sblash in Aberd­aron. We reserved ours in advance