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Great place for a cream tea

Moderate trail worth every moment exploring this magnificent area

Here you'll find a bench overlooking the Bristol Channel near Klive Beach. Kilve Beach is famed for being the Jurassic coast on the Bristol Channel.

Moderate trail for everyone to explore and enjoy

The natural waterfall at St Audries Bay plunges straight down onto the beach and can only be reached on foot at low tide.

A rare gem in The Quantocks, this quaint little Tea Rooms is cited at the ruins of an ancient chantry, The gardens are lovely and unspoilt with plenty of space to sit and relax.

The beach of Kilve lies about halfway between Minehead and Bridgwater in the heart of the Quantocks. The shoreline is mostly rocky with plenty of rockpools to explore towards low tide. One of the best features of Kilve beach is the large grassy area behind the beach which is ideal for picnics.

IT stands as the only remaining memorial to a scheme that just a century ago would, it was claimed, turn the Quantock coast into the country’s oil capital with a production of five million gallons a year and bring unprecedented wealth to West Somerset. Today, visitors passing on their way to Kilve beach see only a brick box with a rusty chimney on its top. That’s if they notice it at all.