Watchet, Washford & Carhampton

Watchet is a coastal town in Somerset, known for its historic harbour and maritime heritage. The town has a mix of independent shops, galleries, and cafes, along with a marina that attracts boaters and visitors. The West Somerset Railway, a heritage steam train line, runs through Watchet, offering scenic journeys along the coast. Nearby, the ruins of St. Decuman's Church and the Watchet Museum provide glimpses into the area's past.

Washford is a small village inland, home to the Tropiquaria wildlife park and the remains of Cleeve Abbey, a medieval monastery. The village sits near the River Washford, with walking trails leading through the surrounding countryside. Carhampton, another nearby village, has a long history linked to agriculture and mining. The area offers access to Exmoor National Park, with its moorland and coastal paths, making it popular for outdoor activities. Together, these locations form a quiet but historically rich part of Somerset.