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Somerset has plenty of beaches from the wild and rocky to the more traditional seaside resorts.
Clevedon Beach and Pier
The beach at Clevedon is pebbly but has plenty of rock pools to amuse the
kids. Along the sea front there are plenty of amenities, cafes and restaurants... Kilve Beach
Fossil Collecting
Kilve beach sits at the bottom of the Quantocks and is a site of Special Scientific Interest. Not only does Kilve have fantastic rock formati...
Burnham-on-Sea Main Beach
The main beach at Burnham on Sea has all amenities including cafes and amusements, there are also donkey rides during the summer months and a large children's p...
The Cheddar Gorge
This huge limestone gorge is near the village of Cheddar in the Mendips. The
gorge was formed by melt water more than a million years ago and is also riddled ...
The Quantock Hills
The Quantocks are a range of hills which run from Bridgewater to Taunton.
Stretching for about 12 miles, the Quantocks are officially designated as an
area ...
Glastonbury Tor
Rising high above the Somerset Levels stands the evocative Glastonbury Tor and the tower of St Michael's church. The Tor is steeped in myth and legend and are s...
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Kilve BeachFossil Collecting Kilve beach sits at the bottom of the Quantocks and is a site of Special Scientific Interest. Not only does Kilve have fantastic rock formations but also a wide range of...
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Featured listings in the Somerset guide
Moon Fleat is a traditional 300 year old stone, cosy cottage in West Quantoxhead in the beautiful Quantock Hills AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), with panoramic views of Exmoor and across the Bristol Channel to South Wales.
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