Location

Exmouth is a beautiful family resort with its 2 mile long seafront, lovely cliff walks with stunning views of the bay. The Dorset and East Devon Coast from Exmouth (eastwards) has been officially ranked alongside the Great Barrier Reef and the Grand Canyon as one of the natural wonders of the world.

There is ramped access to the sands just 5 minutes walk away. It is 10 minutes level walk to the town centre and a rail link which takes you to Exeter with fantastic views of The River Exe Estuary.

Above: The view towards the Marina and Estuary.

Exmouth is the all year resort at the start of the Jurassic coastline it is celebrated for its long two-miles of golden sand and fascinating rock pools it’s a paradise for children and adults alike.

There are many lovely level walks around the seafront and town. The Madeira walk extends behind the seafront amongst trees and flowered areas and there are several parks to walk through which always have fabulous displays of flowers and shrubs. When you tire of walking there are plenty of seats and cafes on the seafront to enjoy the view towards Torbay and Dawlish.

Above: The seafront gardens.

The Estuary of the River Exe is internationally known for its wildlife, many species of bird can be seen. The first section of the path is surfaced for wheel chair users. The East Devon Way starts at Exmouth and runs inland across the beautiful countryside within the East Devon Area of Outstanding beauty to Lyme Regis returning along the coastal path to Exmouth a distance of 100 kilometres all round.

In the centre of this glorious countryside is Woodbury Common and the beautiful towns and villages nearby.

The coast provides a walk through time of 185 million years of the earth’s history and stretches from Exmouth to Dorset.

For more information, visit the Exmouth Guide