Where is Morte Point?
North Devon's dramatic Atlantic coast line features this remote, rugged headland. Hikers reach the wild peninsula by following coastal paths running high above the waves.

What type of place is Morte Point?
Morte Point is a rocky coastal headland in North Devon.

When is the best time to visit Morte Point?
Autumn mornings offer the absolute clearest atmospheric views across the Bristol Channel before any crowds turn up. Springtime also brings a lovely display of yellow wildflowers spreading across the surrounding coastal heathland.

What can you do at Morte Point?
Walking along the unshielded clifftops gives you a grand look out for wild grey seals playing in the churning Atlantic surf. Photography enthusiasts love capturing the sharp, jagged slate rock formations that jut straight into the sea.

How long should I spend at Morte Point?
Allowing around two hours lets you complete the main circuit comfortably and absorb the wild maritime scenery. Packing a windproof jacket makes the trek much more enjoyable since the weather changes quickly out on the open cliffs.

Where do I park at Morte Point?
Spaces for ten vehicles exist nearby, providing five day slots and five overnight options. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I eat near Morte Point?
Cafe Croyde Bay, Beachside Grill, and Ilfracombe Tandoori offer three dining spots in the wider area. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I stay near Morte Point?
Coast Sea View provides a single overnight stay option within reach of the headland trail. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.