Dunster is a well known and quite unique medieval village there is so much to see from the famous Castle and beautiful park land, the Yarn Market structure and the Norman church which is well lit up at night, cobbled foot paths, a working mill, small specialised shops and cafes, restaurants and inns. At the end of November the weekend event Dunster by Candlelight is held when the whole village is lit by candles and Christmas lights.

Minehead is a compact seaside town  at the gateway to Exmoor, it still retains a number  of independent traders, in this way it differs from the usual High Streets. There are many pleasant walks, The  main street The Avenue is a tree lined flat walk and there are several cafes to stop for a break along the way.
Minehead  has beautiful floral displays as does the nearby Blenheim Gardens.

Watchet is an ancient coastal port with a history going back to the Iron Age. It now has a marina, maritime museum and of course the Watchet railway station. Several eating places including Chives café & delicatessen  which is very popular with visitors. The  recent opening of a weekly craft/ produce market on a Wednesday is a welcome event to the town. There are  shops including those selling second hand goods, antiques, paintings & local craft work.