Area / Things To Do

Seaton is the gateway to the Jurassic coast and has a sand and shingle beach which is bordered by a broad promenade. From here you can take up the South West Coastal Path or take the Undercliff walk to Lyme Regis. Walk along the River Coly that runs through our land into Colyton and then…

Boasts breathtaking scenery and a special mystique, making it a sparkling resort for all seasons. Its historic Cobb and harbour are iconic features, set against moody blue cliffs yielding fossilised evidence of life on earth millions of years ago. The sandy beaches are good for swimming and fossiling.

A lively town with interesting shops, cafes and galleries and renowned for it’s many antique shops. There is a street market every Tuesday and Saturday.

Exmouth forms the western gateway to the World heritage Coast site and is one of England’s oldest holiday seaside-towns, a great spot for ‘bucket and spade’ family fun on this safe stretch of golden sand. There are various water sports on offer and the area is popular for windsurfing and kitesurfing.The long wide promenade is…

Sidmouth is an elegant and distinctive town full of regency charm.There are a nice selection of shops, restaurants and cafes. The beach has sand and pebbles with rock pools at the eastern end to explore. Sidmouth hosts the International Folk Festival in August each year, when this sedate town comes to life. Budleigh Salterton situated…

Beer – Once a haven for smugglers is a quaint and charming fishing village with a pebbly beach surrounded by white cliffs and it is famous for it’s fish, crabs and lobsters. You can take to the water yourself for an angling trip or a sight seeing tour of the amazing Jurassic coastline, or even…

Home of the famous carpets since 1755 is also home to Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s River cottage’s canteen and Deli

Axmouth is the starting point for the famous Undercliff Walk to Lyme Regis and the estuary is a haven for nature lovers and bird watchers.