Combe Martin is a small resort situated in a sheltered valley at the western fringe of the Exmoor National Park. The town is located in some of the most outstanding coastal scenery in the area.

Combe Martin offers spectacular views across the bay to the dramatic headlands beyond and a peaceful cove with boats moored in the harbour have changed little over time.

Combe Martin is the perfect location for a family holiday, with large expanses of golden sand accessible at low tide and its own sheltered sandy cove. The nearby countryside and coastline has numerous footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding.

Combe Martin claims to have the longest main street of any village in the Country the street winds along the valley, or combe, for over two miles. The street features the 17th century castle-like Pack of Cards Inn and the 13th century church of St Peter ad Vincular.