Selworthy

With over 12,000 acres of land on the estate, we've put together our top village hot spots to help you get the most from your visit.

This three-mile walk takes in some of the best views on Exmoor. Explore an Iron Age enclosure known as Bury Castle along the way.

Discover what's on at Webber's Post. Take a walk to Webber's Post, which has views across to Exmoor's highest point - Dunkery Beacon.

Discover the village of Bossington nestled on the coast, with access to the South West Coast Path and cosy tea-rooms.

Take a stroll to Horner Wood on your visit. With an ancient woodland part of a National Nature Reserve.

With a choice of tea-rooms across the estate where will you chose to relax? On picturesque Selworthy Green admiring the stunning view? By the famous packhorse bridge in Allerford? A short walk from the pebble beach of at Bossington? Or beside the ancient woodland in Horner?

Perwinkle Cottage is situated on Selworthy Green, this is a quintessentially English tea-room and gardens overlooking the Holnicote Vale. Indulge in a wide variety of cakes as well as cream teas. Contact 01643 829111

Cross Lane House is a lovely picturesque tea-room. They offer a wonderful selection of delicious cakes and light lunches. The gardens are a peaceful spot, where you can sit outside and relax. Contact 01643 863403

Find out more about the woodland work the Holnicote rangers have been undertaking.

The Porlock project is part of the Interreg 2 Seas Co-Adapt programme. We will be working with European partners to restore natural processes that build a more resilient river catchment.

Explore Exmoor National Park from this cosy farmhouse cottage on Holnicote Estate.

On the fringes of Exmoor, this quirky cob and thatch cottage is the perfect base for hiking the moors.

A snug one-bedroom English country cottage in the village of Selworthy with views over Exmoor.