The Best of Exmoor is a small, independent letting agent based in Porlock Weir. We love Exmoor and take great pleasure in sharing it with our guests. Our aim is to help you find your dream holiday - we have a great selection of holiday cottages on Exmoor, so we can help you to find your perfect break. Having grown the business slowly from scratch, we know all our properties and their owners well - so please get in touch if you have any queries and we will be happy to help

Cuain Cottage is situated just 100 yards from Watchet Marina and is centrally located in this lively, historic market town. The property has 3 bedrooms and comfortably sleeps 4 guests; one king-size double bed and two singles. Cuain means Harbour or Haven is an apt name for this property, situated right next to the harbour at Watchet. Open-plan feel downstairs with galley kitchen, Cosy lounge with electric fire. Upstairs shower room (no bath). Central heating throughout. Wifi, heating and electricity are included. Bed linen provided, please bring your own towels. Easy walking distance into Watchet with pubs, shops, restaurants, etc. Arrive from 4 pm, Depart by 10 am. Sorry, no dogs at Cuain Cottage and strictly no smoking. Cuain Cottage is the perfect getaway offering easy access to the coast, the Quantock Hills and Exmoor! The ground floor is open plan with a galley kitchen, table and chairs for 4 and cosy lounge with 2 sofas and TV. There is also an electric fire for cooler nights. The property is fitted with gas central heating throughout. Upstairs are the three bedrooms, one king-size bed, one small double room and one single bedroom. Also on the first floor there is...

Watchet has bags of charm and is great little town for exploring Exmoor, the Brendons or the Quantocks, which are all a short distance away. Situated on the coast, Watchet certainly packs a lot in - there's an active Marina, an Old Port, many quaint houses and narrow street, museums, shops, restaurants, pubs and takeaways! It's an ideal place to stay for a few days or even longer, with many walks in beautiful countryside, along the interesting coastline or just enjoy the Esplanade and the Marina and soak up the charm of the town. Watchet has so much history, you will have plenty to explore. In the Iron ages, Dawes Fort was built above Watchet to protect the port and area. Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner was written whilst travelling through Watchet and the surrounding area. With its harbour and rail connections Watchet was an important trading town. Today, the West Somerset Steam train stops at Watchet on route between Minehead and Bishops Lydeard.