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Welcome
to Exmouth, on the East Devon coast.
Exmouth
is a beautiful family resort with its 2 mile long
seafront, lovely cliff
walks with stunning views of the bay. It has an excellent
beach for the family to swim and play or just to relax,
or enjoy its many activities. Sand dunes and rock
pools and plenty of sea front attractions will keep
everyone entertained for hours.
The
Dorset and East Devon Coast from Exmouth (eastwards)
has been officially ranked alongside the Great Barrier
Reef and the Grand Canyon as one of the natural wonders
of the world.
See the World Heritage coast at Exmouth
See the Tourist Information
Centre
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The
estuary of the River Exe
offers
many attractions for boat trips, Sailing
and and water sports.
The
River Exe is
renowned nationally and
beyond as a site of special scientific interest
and an important habitat for wading and
migrating birds. Exmouth has it's Nature
reserve on the River Exe,
In
the immediate vicinity are attractive
rural and coastal walks.
It
is at the start of the East
Devon Way an
inland walk that goes as far as Dorset. |
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Exmouth
has a nice town centre that leads
to the beach though many parks. With its
Magnolia shopping centre, Indoor Market,
specialist shops
and of course
Accommodation of all types.
It has a Marina
with boats
and ferry. Plenty of leisure,
entertainment and fun
for all,
From
The Strand Gardens in the
centre of Exmouth you can walk
from one garden to another to the
beach, maybe a coffee on the way
(Exmouth is well known for its gardens
and flower displays throughout Europe).
See
the town, its entertainments
including the well known Pavilion
and the many family attractions in and
around the area. Sports
of all kinds, including
Water sports and golf Courses. |
In
the centre of East Devon's glorious countryside with
Woodbury Common and beautiful
towns and villages nearby. Only 25 minutes away from
Exeter by train with great views of the Exe Estuary,
internationally renowned for its wildlife.
See the local area map with
directions & train links to Exmouth.
Plantation
Walk Description of the walk with 12 photos. Also
known as Madeira Walk. Starts below the Beacon, it
is a lovely shaded walk amongst trees and bushes and
flowers that extends behind the sea front.
Walkers
and Keen cyclists can also ride the cycle route from
Exmouth to Budleigh Salterton along Buzzard Way. Starting
near Phear Park, then over the road at Littleham Cross,
then again on the old railway line towards Budleigh.
about 5 miles
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The
River Exe has access from the
Imperial Recreation Ground (near the railway station)
Left to the corner where the sea meets the river when
the tide is out.
Or
the start of the walk
to Lympstone, a great walk, part of it, can be
also on the river bed when the tide is out. (Lympstone
Village)
Interactive
Maps of Exmouth
Look at the "Flash" version of the map,
it has a lot more info in it than the normal map,
including info on Disabled Toilets
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Town info
looking for old
friends, history
