Morte Point Collection

Aerial view over Putsborough beach towards Woolacombe, Morte Bay, North Devon, England

Aerial sunrise view over Baggy Point towards Woolacombe, Morte Bay, North Devon, England

Dramatic conditions at Rockham Bay, looking towards Morte Point, North Devon, England. Spring

Morte Point from Barricane Bay, 1870s. Creator: Francis Bedford
Morte Point from Barricane Bay, 1870s

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Heather on Morte Point at sunset on the North Devon Heritage Coast

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Heather on Morte Point at sunset on the North Devon Heritage Coast

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Heather on Morte Point at sunset on the North Devon Heritage Coast

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Morte Point and Morte Bay at Morthoe on the North Devon Heritage Coast

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Heather on Morte Point with Bull Point beyond on the North Devon Heritage Coast

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Combesgate Beach on the North Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at Woolacombe

Slate cliffs near Morte Point at sunset, Mortehoe, North Devon, England. Summer

Rocky shores of Rockham Bay, looking towards Morte Point, North Devon, England. Spring

Morte Point Barraoane Bay 1870s Albumen silver print
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Morte Point, Devon, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Mixed geology of Rockham beach
Mixed geology of Rockham Beach. These cliffs are composed of Upper Devonian shale. This is a sedimentary rock formed from layers of clay or mud. Marble intrusions are seen in the foreground

Devonian slates and shales. The erosion and cleavage of the slate is clearly visible in the foreground as the loose, clean cut rock

Shale coastline. Shales are sedimentary rocks formed from mud or clay. Photographed at Rockham beach, north Devon, UK

Common shale bedrock on the coast. This shale has been worn smooth by the motion of the sea. Photographed at Rockham Beach, north Devon, UK

Devonian slate coastline. View of Morte Point seen from Morthoe, Devon, UK

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"Morte Point: A Coastal Haven in North Devon, England" Discover the breathtaking beauty of Morte Point, a hidden gem nestled along the rugged coastline of North Devon. From its stunning aerial views over Putsborough beach towards Woolacombe to its captivating sunrise vistas over Baggy Point, this coastal paradise is truly a sight to behold. As the sun sets, casting an ethereal glow upon the slate cliffs near Morte Point at sunset, you'll be enchanted by the magical ambiance that fills Mortehoe during summer. The dramatic conditions at Rockham Bay only add to the allure as you gaze towards Morte Point and witness nature's raw power on display. During springtime, when vibrant colors come alive, explore the rocky shores of Rockham Bay and let your senses be invigorated by the sights and sounds surrounding Morte Point. It's a season where new beginnings merge with ancient landscapes. Step back in time with Francis Bedford's 1870s photograph capturing Morte Point from Barricane Bay. This historical glimpse reminds us of how this enchanting place has captivated hearts for generations. Whether you're admiring it from above or exploring its shores up close, it offers an unparalleled experience for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Lose yourself in its untouched beauty as you take in panoramic views over Putsborough Beach and Woolacombe Bay. Majestic yet tranquil, wild yet serene – these contrasting elements define Morte Point's charm. So pack your bags and embark on a journey to this coastal haven where every moment spent will leave an indelible mark on your soul.