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Porlock Weir Beach. The long pebble and rock beach at Porlock Weir is popular for bathing in summer, and offers excellent angling opportunities. During the winter the beach here can also be one of the best surf spots in the area. Outside of the village, the beach is backed by a marshland that contains an abundance of wildlife and makes the area ...
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A small flotilla of yachts and fishing boats sit around the harbour – many of the little boats often appear stranded aground. Thankfully the dramatic rise and fall of the Bristol channel tide mean that they never have to wait too long to get back in the water. The impressive harbour dock-gates are used strategically to keep the inner harbour free o...
The quiet marshland behind the harbour makes a lovely flat expanse for the dogs to have a good blast. Just a couple of minutes walk will take you over the shingle ridge and onto the stony beach. The view out to sea from the water’s edge holds a hint of the dramatic; although a relatively sheltered spot, the cliffs stretch out on either direction to...
Back at the hub of the harbour, there are a few spots for a sit-down and have a coffee or snack, or peruse the little gallery with paintings by local artists of Exmoor and the coast. Millers at the Anchor and Locanda on the Weir offer fine dining for a memorable lunch or evening meal. Grab a pint and enjoy the salty sea air of the Ship Inn (Bottom ...
By Geoff H. “ Fantastic for walking ”. Jul 2024. Even though Porlock Beach is mainly pebbles, if you have the right type of shoe, its length makes it fantastic for walking and, while you are walking, there are some lovely views across the Bristol Channel. It's a great spot for anglers and, unsurprisingly given it's position on the Bristol ...
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Porlock Weir, an ancient seaside port and picturesque coastal village, is situated on the edge of the Exmoor National Park in West Somerset. Surrounded by steep wooded slopes, verdant farmland and the heather covered moor, it provides the perfect base for walkers, cyclists, and nature lovers alike. The bustling harbour village is a hive of ...
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The marsh is now a salt marsh after a storm breached the shingle ridge in 1996. You can see the results of this by walking the coast path and seeing the ghostly outlines of dead trees killed by the salt invasion. The beach is most accessible at Porlock Weir, about 1.5 miles west of Porlock.
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Visit Porlock Weir; Only a 5min drive west of Porlock (or a 2mile 30-40min walk), you’ll find the small harbour hamlet of Porlock Weir. Breathe in the sea air as you wander along the pebble beach, listen to the sounds of the gulls as you admire pretty little sailing boats, and stop for a bite to eat at one of the tiny village’s lovely ...
