After a sharp, steep incline, you reach the Chapel which overlooks the wide bay and horizon. Said to be currently the oldest lighthouse in Great Britain, it was shame we couldn’t enter on this day - it was closed and we visited on a bleak...More

Not just a chapel, but, also a lighthouse. Amazing to think that at one time a family with up to 14 children lived in it.

It is a bit of a climb up but certainly worth it for the views you get. Lady there to give any additional information

A steep walk up a slope to the top ( there are seats to rest) what a view of the surrounding area, on a clear day you can see for miles and the Isle of Lundy , trips are available during the year but in...More

This place dates back to 1321 as a place of worship for the people of Ilfracombe. it has also at times been a home, a reading room and a library. It is currently run by the local Rotary Club to raise funds for charities. it...More

This chapel was once owned by the Davey family and is now currently maintained by the Rotary club. It has a very interesting history and wonderful views across the harbour.

Free entry (donations accepted) and a interesting exhibits. Ascent is steep, but taken in stages its doable. Great views from the top. Worth visiting.