Seaton

Nestled along the UNESCO-listed Jurassic Coast, Branscombe Beach offers stunning cliff views and clear Lyme Bay waters. Pair your beach stroll with exploration of the nearby village's charming thatched cottages.

This scenic coastal route connects Seaton and Beer, showcasing Devon's Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy breathtaking sea views before exploring the charming fishing village of Beer.

This vast underground network of man-made caverns reveals 2,000 years of quarrying history that shaped British architecture. Join a guided tour to witness the ancient techniques used to extract the prized Beer stone.

Pecorama combines model railway exhibitions with the Beer Heights Light Railway and stunning gardens atop the Devon coast. Ride miniature steam locomotives through themed landscapes while enjoying panoramic sea views.

Stroll along this scenic stretch of the Jurassic Coast, where shingle meets sand against dramatic cliffs. Fossil hunters and photographers will appreciate the unspoiled landscape and crystal-clear waters.

This rugged segment of England's longest coastal footpath offers dramatic cliffs, fossil beaches, and panoramic sea views. Experienced hikers will appreciate the challenging terrain and charming fishing villages.

Journey through East Devon's Axe Valley on vintage electric trams that glide past wetlands and estuary views. Hop off at Colyton to explore the historic village or spot kingfishers from the open-top carriages.

Dramatic white chalk cliffs tower 400 feet above this secluded pebble beach, formed by a 1790 landslide. Explore the Jurassic Coast's clear waters and rock pools for fossils amid tranquil undercliff woodland.