Towns, Villages and Beaches
Pretty towns and villages, cliffs, coves and sweeping sea views shape one of Britain’s most remarkable coastlines, and spectacular countryside, two National Landscapes for rambling & exploring, check out East Devon.
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Axminster
The beautiful town of Axminster, filled with charm and character, stands on the River Axe. It achieved worldwide fame for its Axminster Carpets, first made by Thomas…
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Beer
The picture-postcard village of Beer sells itself as a “little piece of heaven” and it’s easy to see why; its shingle beach boasts a fleet of working…
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Branscombe
Situated on the south coast between Seaton and Sidmouth, Branscombe is one of the most relaxing villages you’ll find along the Jurassic Coast. It’s thought that Branscombe…
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Budleigh Salterton
The beautiful seaside town on the Jurassic Coast has a two-mile long beach and vibrant town centre, so it’s a great place to visit or base yourself…
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Colyton
There’s something about Colyton that makes it stick in the memory; its typically Saxon circular street arrangement, winding lanes and historic buildings catch the eye, while its…
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Exeter
As Devon’s capital city, Exeter is renowned for its historic buildings, beautiful open spaces and fantastic high street, perfect for a day out blending sightseeing, shopping and…
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Exmouth
Known as the gateway to the Jurassic Coast, Exmouth stands at the point where the River Exe meets the sea. It’s known as a regional hub for…
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Honiton
This lively market town is famed for its lace and pottery; those interested in crafts and antiques should definitely pay a visit during their time in East…
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Lyme Regis
The unspoilt seafront of Lyme Regis, with its sheltered, south-facing beaches, attracts families year after year wanting a mix of activity and relaxation. The town’s famous Cobb…
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Ottery St Mary
Standing on the River Otter, Ottery St Mary’s picturesque buildings and its magnificent church has inspired writers like Harry Potter author JK Rowling (referred to in the…
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Seaton
The South West Coast Path and Seaton Wetlands Nature Reserve are both within walking distance of the town of Seaton, making it a perfect East Devon base…
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Sidmouth
Poet Laureate John Betjeman was captivated by Sidmouth, describing it as a town “caught still in a timeless charm” in his famed “lost” poem Still Sidmouth. The seaside town…
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Topsham
Topsham is a quaint and historic estuary port; yet despite its quiet, rural setting it manages to retain an eclectic cluster of specialist shops and fine restaurants.…
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