Staying in Exmouth this summer? Here is a list of things to do whilst you are here on the Jurassic coast!
-Relax, Play or Walk along Exmouth Beach
Exmouth Beach boasts 2 miles of Sandy Beach. From the Marina to Orcombe Point, this Sandy haven offers lifeguarded swimming (Seasonal), rock-pooling at low tide, Scenic Walks and Seaside amusements (Including crazy golf for the competitive among you!) along the promenade.
-🚢 Stuart Line Cruises, Exmouth
Stuart Line Cruises have long been a beloved, local, Family-run institution in Exmouth, offering year-round boat trips along the River Exe and the Jurassic Coast.
Cruise Options & Highlights
Mini Coastal Cruise – A round trip along Exmouth’s golden sandy seafront, passing Devon Cliffs and great for families.
South Devon Circular Cruise – A scenic tour that skirts Dawlish Warren, this is ideal for older kids and adults.
Day Trips to Torquay & Brixham – Thursday summer sailings to charming South Devon harbours—perfect for exploring without the hassle of driving.
They Have 2 Boats in their fleet, The Tudor Rose and The Pride of Exmouth, both boats feature panoramic lower decks, upper decks with blankets, on-board toilets, and licensed bars
Pre Booking for trips is required; Timetable and bookings can be viewed on their website www.stuartlinecruises.co.uk
- Family Fun at World of Country Life
Located near Devon Cliffs, World of Country life is an all-weather attraction that features hands on farm experiences such as Bottle Feeding Lambs and Calves, Goat Walking, Small Animal Handling and Displays from Hawkridge Bird of Prey Centre. Or Take a Trip down Memory Lane with their Vintage vehicles and Victorian Street Display, and make the most of their indoor and outdoor play areas, ideal for family fun with the little ones. www.worldofcountrylife.co.uk
-Get Active with Water Sports
Situated right on Exmouth’s Seafront at Sideshore, Owned by Steph & Eric Bridge who have a combined 50 years’ experience of teaching water sports in Exmouth, Edge Water Sports provides top quality tuition.
🏄 What’s on Offer?
· Kitesurfing Lessons & Courses – From discovery sessions to advanced Level 2 courses, all equipment and expert coaching are included.
· Wing Surfing Intro Lessons - 2‑hour clinics that take you from ground drills to riding with the wing.
· SUP (Paddle Boarding) – 90‑minute guided taster sessions with full kit, safety briefing and technique coaching
· Equipment Hire – Rent kitesurf, paddleboard, kayak gear (plus wetsuits, buoyancy aids)
-Orcombe Point & the Geoneedle – Gateway to the Jurassic Coast
Orcombe Point is the westernmost tip of the Jurassic Coast, a 95-mile expanse of coastline stretching from Exmouth in East Devon to Studland Bay in Dorset. Marking the spot is the striking Geoneedle, a tapered stone obelisk standing about 5 m tall, unveiled by Prince Charles (now King Charles III) in 2002. Designed by sculptor Michael Fairfax, the Geoneedle is more than just a landmark, it's a geological narrative in stone and features insets of 8 different rocks symbolising the major geological periods found along the Jurassic Coast.
-Walking and the Costal Path
There are many different walking routes in the local area. Walkers often enjoy the Coastal Path which includes Exmouth to Devon Cliffs, Exmouth to Budleigh Salterton, and Exmouth to Sidmouth.
Which Walk Suits You?
· Casual outing / family friendly: Exmouth → Devon Cliffs
· Moderate scenic loop: Exmouth → Budleigh Salterton (circular)
· Half‑day coastal hike: Exmouth → Sidmouth
🚌 Transport & Return Options
· Exmouth town ↔ Devon Cliffs: Regular buses
· Exmouth ↔ Budleigh Salterton: Regular buses
· Sidmouth: Buses hourly from Sidmouth to Exmouth or Exeter
-Exmouth Museum
Exmouth Museum is a small, volunteer-run local history museum housed in a beautiful 19th-century building, It features many displays and exhibits such as Historic domestic interiors, Local industries & transport: Railways, shipping, antique lace, brick-making, RNLI, Fishing heritage and War Time History. Exmouth Museum is a Family Friendly and Interactive Experience.


Planning a trip is always easier when the options are broken down clearly and people can choose activities that suit their interests, time and confidence.
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Exploring coastal areas can provide interesting opportunities to observe different geological features and ground conditions. geotechnical calculation examples can help explain how engineers use information about soil and ground characteristics when assessing practical construction requirements. Understanding these principles can add useful context to the built environment.
Exmouth and the Jurassic Coast are great examples of places where a little planning makes the visit much more enjoyable. Having a clear list of walks, attractions and local activities helps people make better use of their time instead of deciding everything at the last minute.
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