A quiet, rugged beach famous for its fossils and dramatic rock ledges, beneath the Quantock Hills.
Kilve is a wonderfully unspoilt stretch of coast, where wave-cut ledges and dark cliffs make it one of the best places in Somerset for fossil hunting. Ammonites are a common find among the rocks and pebbles.
It is a peaceful spot for a bracing walk, a picnic and a spot of rock-pooling, with the ruined chantry and pretty village just inland. Sturdy footwear is a good idea for the pebbly foreshore.
Kilve is around a 25-minute drive from the fishery, tucked beneath the Quantock Hills.
10 min Somerset's largest town, with a lively centre, riverside walks and the world-famous Bridgwater Carnival.
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30 min England's longest heritage steam railway, running for 23 miles between the Quantocks and the coast.
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25 min One of the country's original outlet shopping villages, with more than 90 stores and eateries.
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With great fishing, comfortable accommodation and so much to see nearby, The Sedges is the perfect base for your Somerset getaway.