Hurlestone Bed and Breakfast Porlock (England)

General Information

Hurlestone Bed and Breakfast is within a short distance of Porlock countryside heart and its amenities; butiques and restaurants and is perfectly located for the South West Coast Path and the Coleridge Way. Hurlestone is embedded in the lively Vale of Porlock within Exmoor National Park. Between the moors and the sea it's superbly located for all that Exmoor can offer. For walkers, as well as over 1000 kilometers of footpaths, the long distance trails, the South West Coast Path and the Coleridge Way are surrounding. Other activities attainable in the region comprise: horse riding, sea, coarse and game fishing, clay shooting and game shooting (in season). Porlock is a conventional Exmoor Village with a long heritage of settlements existing on or close to the premises of the existing countryside, with stone-age remains only a short way away. It's also a working countryside with boutiques supplying all that you need, to be found in the High Street. You'll of course be sure of a vivacious Exmoor welcome in them all. This will be echoed in the pubs, hotels and restaurants to be found here. Porlock Weir, only two miles away, is a quaint small harbor with a special spell that features to be trained. It also is proud of the remains of a prehistoric wood, little parts of which are occasionally visible calm at a greatly low tide, and it was here that some remains of an Aurochs were found. These are now on display in the Visitor Centre in Porlock. The splendid richness of Exmoor is preserved by the Exmoor National Park Authority and the National Trust, with the flora and fauna on the moor helped by the award-winning purity of the air. Further to, Porlock Bay features received EU awards for the cleanliness of the sea-water. Its special position allows Porlock to enjoy a great, warm and soft climate.