Things to do at THE PIG-at Combe
Exploring our patch tucked away in the Otter Valley...
Totally secluded...
THE PIG-at Combe, hidden within 3,500 acres of lush Devonshire greenery, is our mellow honey-coloured Elizabethan bolthole, bursting with character and quintessential countryside charm. With an assortment of snug rooms to cosy up in, three walled kitchen gardens to mooch around, enchanting grounds overlooked by our Garden Swing Seat from Sitting Spiritually to while away the day in, you’ll be spoilt for choice on what to get up to!
Although totally secluded, THE PIG-at Combe is in easy reach of many of Devonshire’s hot spots! The hotel is situated just 8 miles from the East Devon coastline, meaning there’s a heap of things to get up to, both on land or out at sea.
Happenings at THE PIG
Kitchen Garden Tours at THE PIGs
Every day at 11am, our gardeners will be hosting a Kitchen Garden tour across all our PIGs*. Dig a little deeper into THE PIG’s plot to plate ethos with a peek into our polytunnels, greenhouses, veg patches and raised beds. Open to guests and day visitors alike – why not stay for a delicious lunch afterwards too?
Wine, Dine & Unwind - WSET course & stay
THE PIG’s 24 hr hands-on introduction into the world of wine, over in Devon! The Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) Level 1 Award in Wines is perfect for those wanting a beginner-level introduction into the world of wine.
Explore the coast
We are just 8 miles from the East Devon coastline and there is so much to get up to both on land or our at sea!
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Coastal Hiking Trails and Walking Routes
Follow the winding path up Hooken cliff for breathtaking views of the Jurassic Coast at Branscombe (7.3 miles), which weaves between chalk pinnacles. Or take a trip to West Bay (28 miles) and trek along the coastline to Golden Cap with spectacular views of natural bowl cuts and wildlife on the cliffside.
Explore Devon
Explore the place we call home! There is so much to do in Devon, here are a few of our top recommendations.
Fishing at THE PIG-at Combe
The River Otter rises in the Blackdown Hills above Otterhead lakes and flows South West to the sea at Budleigh Salterton. It is a limestone trout stream that has many characteristics of a chalk stream and can be fished using the same tactics. There are 4 beats split over nearly 3 miles with deep pools, shallow runs and deep glides.
To add a fishing excursion to your stay you just need to bring yourself, your licence and your rods! Please ensure you do bring your own equipment as we do not supply it on site. Fishing needs to be pre-booked, and is located around 2 miles from THE PIG-at Combe.
