Shoreline - The Gaiety

27/10/2023

The view from Shoreline today.

30/04/2023

May Bank Holiday in Appledore.

09/01/2023

The ever changing view from Shoreline - The Gaiety

06/01/2023

22/02/2022

The Royal George - A two minute walk from Shoreline.

'A fabulous place to make holiday memories'.

Telephone: 01237 424 138

Website: https://trgpub.co.uk

22/02/2022

A 20 minute walk from Shoreline:

Northam Burrows near Appledore, North Devon, England.

As the sun rises behind the coastal villages of Appledore and Instow, the mudflats on the River Torridge estuary at Northam Burrows wake up to a chorus of wading birds. Northam Burrows Country Park lies at the western edge of the Taw Torridge Estuary. Lying within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty the Burrows played an important role in the preparation for the D-Day landings on 6th June 1944.

22/02/2022

The Farmers Market - Appledore

"The Appledore Farmers Market is held on the Quay in the summer months and in Churchfields carpark during the winter on the first Saturday of every month. A variety of fresh local produce will be available, with hot food being served throughout the day."

https://appledorefarmersmarket.co.uk/

22/02/2022

John's of Appledore Deli & Café
The idyllic fishing village of Appledore provides a perfectly quaint location for John's stores, which is a thriving part of the community. Offering a café, deli & grocers to local customers and visitors, you can be assured that a charming, picturesque harbour-side experience awaits.
https://www.facebook.com/johnsdelidevon/

22/02/2022

Hocking's Ice Cream - A favourite on the quay in Appledore.

22/02/2022

Appledore 2021
Shoreline is now open for bookings in 2022.

31/03/2021

Lovely start to the day!

27/03/2021

Beautiful sunrise this morning!

18/03/2021

Northam Burrows near Appledore, North Devon, England. Thursday 18th March 2021. After a chilly night in North Devon, the sun rises over the estuary at Northam Burrows near the coastal village of Appledore. Northam Burrows Country Park lies at the western edge of the Taw Torridge Estuary. Lying within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty the Burrows forms an integral part of North Devon's UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and provides important feeding grounds for overwintering birds.

19/02/2021

A photographic tour of Appledore.
'Picture This Appledore'
https://youtu.be/Re9rKUES8BY

Picture This Appledore - A photographers view of the picturesque coastal villages of Appledore and Instow in North Devon. Also available as a high quality li...

27/03/2017

Appledore Quay Sunrise.
The sky turns pink over the River Torridge, as the sun rises at dawn behind Instow, lighting up a boat moored on the quay at Appledore in North Devon.
www.terrymathews.photography

18/02/2017

iPad- Misty start to the day in Appledore.

27/01/2017

January 27th 2017.
A chilly start to the day in Appledore.

24/01/2017

Our first review of the year...
We had the privilege of being the first guests in this beautifully and tastefully converted first floor flat in a building which was previously the Gaiety Cinema. The flat has such style; is so very comfortable; so very well equipped and the views over the estuary and sea are wonderful.
Appledore is delightful - interesting small shops and galleries and pubs with character to enjoy good ales and first class food including locally caught fish. Breakfast in the Coffee Cabin is not to be missed - you will not need to worry with lunch!
We would return to Shoreline - which would be enjoyed at any time of the year.
Brian - Cirencester.

14/12/2016

Just gone live in time for Christmas!

If you're interested in a winter break over the festive period or booking your next holiday why not be the first to check out this wonderful location in beautiful Appledore.

http://www.welcomecottages.com/cottages/shoreline-ukc1158

12/12/2016

Low Tide Sunrise
Appledore - After a cold night with clear skies the sun casts a golden light over the North Devon coastal town of Instow, lighting up boats on the River Torridge estuary in mid December.
www.terrymathews.photography

08/12/2016

THINGS TO DO WHILE IN APPLEDORE...
Bird watching at Northam Burrows
If you follow the South West Coast Path out of Appledore towards Westwood Ho! you will soon reach Northam Burrows Country Park an area of outstanding natural beauty. It’s a grassy coastal plain, with salt marshes and sand dunes and home to many different birds like egrets, curlews, whimbrels, shelducks and of course oystercatchers.

07/12/2016

THINGS TO DO WHILE IN APPLEDORE...
Cycling the Tarka Trail
The Tarka Trail forms part of the Devon Coast to Coast cycle route. It is just over 30 miles and runs from Braunton to Meeth via Barnstaple on a disused railway line. Offering fantastic views of the Taw and Torridge estuary you can hire bikes either at the hire shop by the Puffing Billy in Great Torrington (which is an old railway station turned pub/café and restaurant) and also in Bideford.

07/12/2016

THINGS TO DO WHILE IN APPLEDORE...
Watersports
There is no shortage of watersport activities to enjoy during an Appledore holiday. From bass fishing or a river cruise on the Cheeky Monkey pleasure boat, to surfing, kayaking, kite surfing, windsurfing, sailing and canoeing. In addition to the hire shops in Westwood Ho!, Skern Lodge in nearby Watertown offers group activities throughout the summer months. Land lovers are also well catered for in Appledore, there’s cricket in Instow, local football at Appledore FC and Bideford Town FC and golf at the Royal North Devon golf club.

07/12/2016

THINGS TO DO WHILE IN APPLEDORE...
Clovelley
Clovelley is a timeless village with steep cobbled streets, white cottages and a tiny harbour. There are no cars (you leave your car at the visitors car park at the entrance to the village) and proceed on foot down the winding cobbled streets. Comfortable shoes are a must. The village is owned privately by one family who work hard to ensure all the buildings are maintained. Supplies are brought into the village by donkey and sled who also offer rides for children in the summer. As you walk through the village there are many houses open to visit that bring Clovelley’s fishing past to life. The picturesque harbour and Red Lion pub offers welcome refreshment before the steep walk back up the hill. (For those who cannot manage the climb back up to the car park there is a Land Rover service for a modest fee.)