Walk - Braunton Burrows
5.8 miles (9.3 km)
Velator Quay - EX33 2DX Velator Quay
Moderate - Level ground, on paths that may be muddy, sandy or stony, a rough track and on a quiet country road.
A long walk, but over easy ground. Starting at Velator, once a bustling quay, the route passes through Braunton Burrows, one of the UK's largest sand dune systems, with a unique diversity of species. As well as being a National Nature Reserve, the Burrows are at the core of the UNESCO-designated North Devon Biosphere Reserve, which celebrates man and nature working together in harmony in a peaceful pastoral landscape. Heading inland around Braunton Marshes, a large area of wet pastureland reclaimed from the sea in the nineteenth century, the walk also passes the Braunton Great Field, one of only three medieval strip farming fields remaining in England. Take a picnic and plenty of drinks to sustain you on the way.

Bennings B&B

Brian and Colin’s B & B

Trojen Bed & Breakfast

Mulberry
This spacious and stylish detached property is situated in one of North Devon’s most prestigious locations and enjoys some breathtaking views across Bideford Bay. Sleeps 10

Silver Cottage B&B
A charming two double bedroom B&B, private sitting room, kitchenette, terrace and shower room. A warm welcome for walkers. No extra charge for single night stays or single occupancy

The Whiteleaf

Breakers B&B

Culloden House

Freshwell Camping
Freshwell Camping is the ideal costal campsite boasting full beach views from the site, offering basic tent pitches with hot showers and clean facilities

Corner House B&B

Five Sunnyside - Self Catering Accommodation
Five Sunnyside, Bideford - Affordable Self Catering Accommodation for Walkers
