Cottages in Westward Ho!

Cottages in Westward Ho!

Unique by name, unique by nature, Westward Ho! is the perfect place for a North Devon escape. Situated between Hartland Head and Saunton Sands, Westward Ho! is the neighbour of many iconic North Devon coastal spots, but has a lot going on in its own right too. Our Westward Ho! cottages and holiday homes nearby represent the very best of Devonshire living. From cobblestone cottages to modern apartments with sea views, there is something to suit anyone and everyone in our self-catering accommodation in Westward Ho!

North Devon is famed for its beaches, so it’s no surprise that many of our customers wish to bring along a four-legged friend on their Devonshire staycation. Luckily, over half of our holiday cottages in Westward Ho! are dog-friendly, with some allowing for up to three doggy guests! The aptly-named Golden Bay in Westward Ho! is also dog friendly, but only towards the north end, which is clearly signposted. 

As Westward Ho! is such a lovely place, it’s only fitting that we have some extra special holiday homes in the area to match. Our luxury cottages are all evaluated by our local staff and handpicked to ensure the highest standards. From outdoor hot tubs to private gardens, electric vehicle charging points, space for pooches and simply exquisite design, our luxury Westward Ho! accommodation is perfect for those seeking a well deserved luxurious retreat. 

Westward Ho! provides everything any discerning British seaside holidaymaker is looking for. From a variety of restaurants, great fish and chips as well as amusements, miles of golden sands and expansive waves, with great surf thrown in for good measure. And of course, we must not forget to mention its fantastic access to the South West Coast Path, which offers some truly breathtaking walks, running routes and cycle paths that circle around the Hartland Peninsula and out to Clovelly beyond.

For wildlife enthusiasts, Westward Ho! offers a fantastic base for exploring the diverse range of habitats found across the Northern Burrows. From saltmarsh to open grassland, there is a wealth of flora and fauna to be discovered as well as plenty of activities for children, from rockpool ramblings to guided nature walks.