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 wall, which dates back to the 13th century, provides protection for the harbour and has made the town an important port on Devon’s south coast. 

As well as walking along the Cobb, pay a visit to the Lyme Regis Museum, built on the birthplace of prolific fossil hunter and palaeontologist Mary Anning. The museum’s perfect for those wanting to learn more about the Jurassic Coast and its geological wonders.

Every May Day Bank Holiday weekend, the town holds a Fossil Festival, offering a mix of walks, talks, music, theatre, exhibits and hands-on science for children.

Wild East Devon

Nature Reserves · 5.7 miles away

Wild East Devon

The East Devon District Council Countryside team manage ten nature reserves. These nature reserves are open at all times to the public and are…

Seaton Tramway

Family Attraction · 6.0 miles away

Seaton Tramway

Seaton Tramway operates narrow gauge heritage trams between Seaton, Colyford and Colyton in East Devon’s glorious Axe Valley, travelling alongside the River Axe estuary…

Lyme Bay Winery

Cellar Door, Winery Shop · 6.1 miles away

Lyme Bay Winery

Lyme Bay Winery is a small, dedicated drinks company full of people who are passionate about producing delicious and award-winning English Wine, Fruit Wine,…

High Grange Devon

Cookery School, Wellbeing Venue · 7.7 miles away

High Grange Devon

High Grange is a family-run business in the rolling hills of East Devon, run by Sara and husband Luke, a chef and wine merchant…