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UNESCO Jurassic Coast fossils, red cliffs of East Devon, and seaside towns from Exmouth to Sidmouth.
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Tipo
Coastal Destination
Extensión
153 km
Estancia recomendada
5 días
Región
Jurassic Coast
Devon’s Jurassic Coast is a 153 km UNESCO World Heritage shoreline where 185 million years of geology are exposed in cliffs and coves. East Devon’s red sandstone meets the pebble beaches of Beer and the genteel promenades of Sidmouth and Exmouth, while fossil hunters and coastal walkers share the South West Coast Path.
Hunt fossils on the beach at Lyme Regis
Walk the cliff path at Beer Head
Explore Sidmouth’s Regency seafront
Kayak the Exe estuary from Exmouth
Visit Beer Quarry Caves
Discover the incredible coasts and marine landscapes of this destination
Long pebble-and-sand beach backed by Regency seafront and red cliffs.
Fine golden sand.
Clear and inviting waters.
Generally safe; follow local flags.
Access varies; check local conditions.
Limited in high season.
Beach bars nearby in season.
Seasonal services in peak months.
Shingle beach below a fishing village famous for lace and caves.
Fine golden sand.
Clear and inviting waters.
Generally safe; follow local flags.
Access varies; check local conditions.
Limited in high season.
Beach bars nearby in season.
Seasonal services in peak months.
Two-mile sandy beach at the mouth of the River Exe, popular with families.
Fine golden sand.
Clear and inviting waters.
Generally safe; follow local flags.
Access varies; check local conditions.
Limited in high season.
Beach bars nearby in season.
Seasonal services in peak months.
Red sandstone bay with sea stacks resembling cathedral spires.
Fine golden sand.
Clear and inviting waters.
Generally safe; follow local flags.
Access varies; check local conditions.
Limited in high season.
Beach bars nearby in season.
Seasonal services in peak months.
Devon fare centers on cream teas, fresh crab, cider, and farmhouse cheeses.
Scones with clotted cream and jam, cream first in Devon tradition.
Fresh crab sandwiches sold on the harbor.
Traditional scrumpy from local orchards.
Rich buttery fudge sold in seaside shops.
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UNESCO World Heritage Site for outstanding geological sequences.
Descubre Exmouth
Descubre Sidmouth
Descubre Lyme regis
Discover everything Devon Coast has to offer
Explore the charming towns that give life and character to this coast
Genteel Regency resort with a long esplanade and thatched cottages inland.
Fishing village in a valley with quarry caves and fresh crab stalls.
Lively estuary town with sandy beach, watersports, and rail links to Exeter.
Descubre los secretos mejor guardados y rincones únicos que pocos conocen
Remote shingle beach reached by a steep valley lane, perfect for solitude.
Limited parking — arrive early.
Connect with nature and discover unique landscapes that will leave you breathless
Clifftop trail linking Beer, Sidmouth, and Ladram Bay with fossil-rich strata.
No festivals or events available
Discover the most fascinating and unmissable places on this coast
Medieval stone quarry tunnels that supplied Exeter Cathedral.
Guided tours available.
Each point of interest has its own unique history and magic
15-22°C
25-32°C
18-26°C
10-16°C
Coastal climate; check local season.
Pleasant for swimming in peak season.
Respect flags.
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May–June and September.
Respect beach flags.
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