Lynton lies 600 ft above the port of Lynmouth and you couldn’t ask for a better holiday. There’s plenty to do in both towns. My favourites were the old cable railway from Lynmouth to Lynton and the coastal path among the purple heather and the yellow gorse. From the path you wonder how the wild goats manage to get a grip on the precipitous cliffs, and what a view over the azure sea to the coast of South Wales. Lynton is right on the edge of Exmoor which is unique with its own breed of wild ponies, not to mention the deer and the sheep. Just up the coast is Lorna Doone country and anyone who has read the book will be enthralled to find the secret Doone valley.
Victoria Lodge is in the centre of Lynton and you’ll enjoy staying there. There are very interesting Victorian prints and photos throughout the public areas and you’ll enjoy the library and the sitting room. For breakfast you can have cereal, fruit juices, muffins, croissants, toast, and the cooked breakfasts range from a boiled egg to the traditional english breakfast, it’s all fresh and delicious. The bedrooms are well-appointed and very comfortable and Jacqueline Holding and the staff are charming. I’ll definitely be back!






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