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Everyone who visits Croyde falls in love with the place. Often referred to as the jewel in North Devon's crown, Croyde is a timeless place full of traditional thatched roofs cottages, surrounded by stunning countryside with one of the best surfing beaches in the UK.
Croyde caters for all ages and tastes. Behind the thatched roofs and cob walls are traditional pubs serving local foods and ales, gift shops and tea shops serving Devonshire cream teas. Croyde is a vibrant place with a lively surfing scene, attracting surfers, young people and families from all over the world. The surfing scene has brought with it more modern businesses offering a wider variety of pubs, restaurants and bars along with surf shops offering sales, hire and lessons.
North Devon has recently become the 12th location from around the globe to be selected as a World Surfing Reserve, recognising and celebrating the area's outstanding quality surfing beaches. The area has been recognized not only for its high quality and diversity of surf breaks, but also for the unique natural beauty of its surroundings, its deep-rooted and historic surf culture, and its importance to the wider community. With several excellent surfing beaches all within a short drive of Croyde, as well as Croyde Bay itself, you will be spoilt for choice in your quest for a perfect wave.

If you wish to explore a little further afield then there is a local bus that services the village. The route covers the main villages and towns from Ilfracombe to Westward Ho on the other side of the estuary. This is a great way to explore some of the other beaches in the area and avoid having to find somewhere to park.
There are several local taxi firms that service the area if you wish to use them. It is recommended that you book in advance if you wish to hire a taxi, as they do book up fairly quickly, especially in high season.