Attractions - Exmouth Devon | Discover Devon's Coastal Treasures

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From award-winning beaches to UNESCO World Heritage sites, Exmouth offers unforgettable experiences for every visitor

Exmouth Beach

Two miles of pristine golden sand perfect for sunbathing, beach games, and water activities. Awarded Blue Flag status, with lifeguards on duty during summer months, beach huts, cafés, and excellent facilities. The perfect family-friendly beach with something for everyone.

Jurassic Coast

Explore 185 million years of Earth's history along this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Start at Orcombe Point, marked by the stunning Geoneedle sculpture, and walk the dramatic coastal path towards Budleigh Salterton. Discover fossils, spectacular geology, and breathtaking coastal views.

Exmouth Marina

A bustling waterfront area with award-winning restaurants, artisan shops, and cafés. Watch boats come and go, enjoy fresh seafood with stunning estuary views, or catch the ferry across to Starcross. The marina is the perfect spot for a leisurely afternoon of dining and exploration.

Water Sports & Activities

Exmouth is renowned as one of the UK's premier destinations for kitesurfing, paddleboarding, and kayaking. The calm estuary and consistent winds create perfect conditions for water sports enthusiasts of all levels. Multiple centers offer lessons and equipment hire.

Seafront Promenade

Stroll along the beautiful promenade with stunning views across Lyme Bay. Lined with cafés, restaurants, and colorful beach huts, it's perfect for a leisurely walk or cycle along the coast. Watch spectacular sunsets and enjoy the quintessential British seaside atmosphere.

Exe Estuary Trail

A flat, scenic cycling and walking route following the estuary from Exmouth to Dawlish Warren and beyond to Exeter. Spot wading birds, enjoy peaceful views, and stop at charming villages along the way. The traffic-free trail is perfect for families and all fitness levels.

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A La Ronde

This unique 16-sided National Trust house is one of the most extraordinary buildings in Britain. Built in the late 18th century by cousins Jane and Mary Parminter, it features a fascinating shell gallery and beautiful grounds with views across the Exe Estuary.

Orcombe Point

The official start of the UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic Coast, marked by the striking Geoneedle sculpture. The red sandstone cliffs offer spectacular dawn views across Lyme Bay and provide access to dramatic coastal walks.

Exmouth Museum

Small but fascinating museum documenting local history from prehistoric times to the present. Discover Exmouth's evolution from fishing village to fashionable Georgian resort and modern coastal destination.

Manor Gardens

Beautiful Victorian gardens featuring a bandstand that hosts free concerts throughout the summer. Perfect for picnics, leisurely strolls, and family gatherings with play areas for children.

Wildlife Watching

The Exe Estuary is internationally important for wading birds and wildfowl. Visit the Exmouth Local Nature Reserve at Maer Road during autumn and winter to see thousands of avocets, dunlin, and wigeon. The seagrass meadows visible at low tide are internationally rare habitats.

World of Country Life

Award-winning family attraction at Sandy Bay featuring animals, indoor and outdoor play areas, a museum of farming, and an extensive vintage vehicle collection. Located next to Devon Cliffs and right on the Jurassic Coast. Devon's Top Attractions Quality Assured and perfect for a full day out whatever the weather.

Ocean Exmouth

Exmouth's No.1 entertainment venue on the seafront featuring 12-lane ten-pin bowling, three-storey soft play for ages 0-11, amusements arcade, two restaurants with panoramic sea views, live sports bar, and venue hire for weddings and events. Perfect for families and groups whatever the weather. Open daily 9am-10pm.

Exmouth Pavilion

Exmouth's entertainment and events venue hosting live music, comedy, theatre, cinema screenings, and community events throughout the year. Located on the seafront with stunning views, the Pavilion is the heart of Exmouth's cultural scene and hosts regular markets and seasonal events.

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