Porlock Bay Collection

Wooden sea defences at Porlock Bay in Exmoor National Park, Somerset, England. Summer (July)

Flowering heather and gorse on Bossington Hill, with views to Porlock Bay beyond, Exmoor, Somerset, England

Twilight over Porlock Bay, Exmoor National Park, Somerset, England. Summer (August)

Shingle on a beach. View across a shingle bank on a beach. Photographed at Porlock Bay, Exmoor, Somerset, UK

Salt marsh, UK C014 / 1610
Salt marsh. View across a coastal salt marsh that is developing as sea levels rise and the sea water is able to spread further inland. Photographed at Porlock Bay, Exmoor, Somerset, UK

View of saltmarsh habitat developing as shingle ridge has been breached, managed retreat from rising sea levels, Porlock Bay, Exmoor N.P. Somerset, England, march

View of shingle bank spreading inland as sea levels rise, with saltmarsh habitat developing behind it, managed retreat from rising sea levels, Porlock Bay, Exmoor N.P. Somerset, England, march

View of coastline at sunrise, with Porlock Bay and pebble ridge just visible in distance, Hurlstone Point, Porlock Hill, Exmoor N.P. Somerset, England, august

Porlock Ridge, Exmoor, UK
Porlock Ridge, Exmoor, Somerset, UK. This ridge, at Porlock Bay, started forming in the mid Holocene (around 5000 years ago) when sea levels were higher and coastal erosion greater

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Experience the enchanting beauty in Exmoor National Park, Somerset, England. Summer's glow illuminates the wooden sea defenses, as flowering heather and gorse on Bossington Hill frame breathtaking views. Twilight brings a sense of tranquility, with the salt marsh expanding as managed retreats from rising sea levels. Shingle banks spread inland, nurturing new saltmarsh habitats. Witness the natural wonders of Porlock Bay's coastline, from the breached shingle ridges to the developing saltmarsh, and the peaceful sunrise over Hurlstone Point.