Morte Point Tractor Trailer Rides
Explore the North Devon Coast the easy way! Visit Morte Point to learn more about the nature, wildlife and the dramatic history of this beautiful place.
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
Join the Rangers as they take you down to Morte Point, learning tales of notorious smugglers and wreckers, the role of Morte Pointe in WW2 and spotting a few local residents (Atlantic seals) along the way. You will also get to learn a little more about how the National Trust now looks after and cares for this dramatic landscape.
Tractor Trailer rides are suitable for all and last around 45mins.
Tractor trailer rides cost £8 per Adult, £4 for children 3 yrs + and free for children under 2 if sitting on an adults lap.
Please book by calling Morthoe Museum on 01271 870028.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult Standard Ticket | £8.00 |
| Child Standard Ticket | £4.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 01271 870028 Please book by calling Morthoe Museum.
- Suitability
Accompanied children are welcome.
- Meeting point
These Tractor Trailer rides start and finish at Mortehoe Museum
- What to bring and wear
Please wear suitable clothing for the weather, hats and suncream recommended along with a water bottle
Upcoming events
Silent disco beach cleans at Woolacombe
Join our Woolacombe rangers for our monthly beach clean with a added bonus of a silent disco.
Sunset Photography walk with Mark Johnson - Mortehoe
Ever wanted to learn how to capture your favourite views, looking to escape for some time outside for a few hours or just really love photography? This one is for you...
Drop-in volunteering: Sealife Survey at Mortehoe
Join us at Mortehoe with your binoculars for our 100 mile-long sealife survey for the Sea Watch Foundation. This event is part of a series of surveys taking place along the North Devon and Exmoor coast.
Summer rockpool rambles at Combesgate Beach, Woolacombe
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