Braunton is the gateway to the northern coast. Its proximity to North Devon's famous beaches is reflected in the surf culture of the town - a great place to drop into the numerous surf shops, hire a board or even discover the roots of our surfing origins at the Museum of British Surfing. Situated in the heart of North Devon's Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), the village also incorporates Braunton Burrows, comprising of England's largest sand dune system (a real treat for wildlife enthusiasts) and one of only two surviving examples of medieval open strip farming systems in the country. A great base to explore from with lots to discover.

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0.1 miles - SQ Bar and Restaurant

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0.4 miles - 51 Degrees North Coffee Company

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0.5 miles - Squires Fish and Chip Restaurant

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0.5 miles - Stoned

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0.6 miles - Wild Thyme Cafe

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0.6 miles - The Riverside

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0.7 miles - The Williams Arms

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1.2 miles - GT Ales

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1.3 miles - The Waterside

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