View to Exmouth
at Orcombe Point

The Dorset and East Devon Coast has been officially ranked alongside the Great Barrier Reef and the Grand Canyon as one of the natural wonders of the world.

Exmouth is at the start of the World Heritage Site.

See 20 photos of the Cliff walk from Exmouth

Sand Dunes

Clocktower

Sunrise

The promenade is two miles long and still has old favourites such as swing boats and crazy golf. The walk from the Marina to Orcombe Point is level and has wonderful views towards Dawlish and Torbay, there are plenty of cafes and 3 public Houses, plus and The Pavillion each with food along the front to stop and relax awhile.

Sandy beaches for the family to swim and play, it has many activities and lovely cliff walks. Dogs on Beach info

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Towards the Estuary at sunrise

Towards the Estuary

Entertainment on the Seafront include The Pavilion, with live shows, entertainment’s, Dances. It also has a Bar and food is available.

The Elizabeth Hall has many Events. The Esplanade runs the full length of the 2-mile sea front from the busy docks & Harbour to the local beauty spot at Orcombe Point.

Children's play area

Donkey Rides
at Easter

Along its length are many attractions including Sea and River Trips, Fishing trips, Beach Gardens, Children’s Rides, Fun Land and Miniature Railway, Crazy Golf and Putting Green.

The Exmouth's R.N.L.I. Inshore Lifeboat Station with its Lifeboat Display. Continue on to the Children's play area.

Also the worlds largest OO Gauge Model Railway, Amusements. After The Madeira Bowling Club is the cricket ground of Exmouth Cricket Club. Picnic and Barbecue Area are on the Mear.

360"° view: The Mear, an open space, & BBQ area and seafront
The Mear, a large open space, in-between Madeira walk and The Esplanade / beach. It is an open grass area "The Mear" it starts after the Children's playing area next to The Exmouth Cricket Club. in the direction of the Cliffs. Includes a lovely Picnic and Barbecue Area.

Sunrise

Plantation Walk Description of the walk with 12 photos. Also known as Madeira Walk. Starts below the Beacon (next to the Tourist information Office), it is a lovely shaded walk amongst trees and bushes and flowers that extends behind the sea front towards the Cliffs.

Rodney Bay, by Orcombe Point 

360"° view: from the cliffs

170k. View from the Cliffs at Orcombe Point with the tide almost in August. Note, STEPS to the Beach are are broken: Visible is the top of the Wooden hand rails at the second set of steps leading to Sandy Bay. Rodney Point beach is accessible from these steps only at low tide. The other steps to the are in the bushes towards foxholes direction. NOTE: There isn't a ladder at the bottom part, but at high tide you cant access the beach going to Sandy Bay. Dogs are allowed here all year round.

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