Explore Exmouth

Explore Exmouth

Exmouth is an amazingly beautiful estuary town located in East Devon, a South Western district in the United Kingdom. Its heavenly location, and the beautiful architecture you can see in this town, make Exmouth one of the most relaxing tourist destinations in England. Exmouth offers over two miles of amazing sandy beaches and this region is now part of the UNESCO Devon Heritage Coast.

Exmouth's Orcombe Point is the World Heritage Tour's starting point and here you will see rocks that are more than 250 million years old. If you climb up to Orcombe Point, which is marked by a Geoneedle made from local stones, you will be amazed by the fantastic view it offers. The Geoneedle, starting point for the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, was unveiled in 2002 by Prince Charles, and since then it always attracts lots of visitors every year.

Bird watchers and nature lovers will be delighted to know that Exmouth's Exe Estuary, a splendid stretch of water, is one of the best places to take in and explore nature, especially birds. Here you will be able to take some incredible photos and you will surely want to come to Exe Estuary again and again.

If you want to explore Exmouth by bike, you will be pleased to find out there are lots of bike paths and mountain bike routes. Exploring Exmouth by bike is an excellent idea as you will be able to admire the entire cost in just a few hours.

Exmouth offers a few miles of beautiful beaches where you can swim and dive when the weather allows it. The sand is perfect so you and your family can enjoy relaxing moments on the beaches. Also, while in Exmouth, you should definitely try a traditional tea prepared in this region, known as the Devonshire cream tea. It is most excellent.