On one side of Exmouth Beach, the red sandstone cliffs ascend to Orcombe Point, the official start of the Jurassic Coast – the only natural UNESCO World Heritage Site in England.
On the other side, the vibrant Exe Estuary sits teeming with birdlife, a fairly flat cycle path connecting Exmouth with the quaint village of Lympstone, the historic port of Topsham and leading all the way up to Exeter.
In the middle are countless stories of swashbuckling local pirates, smugglers offloading illicit contraband into East Devon, famous residents who found inspiration and solace in the beautiful ocean scenery and a bustling tourism industry, which was the first of its kind in the county and still prospers today.
In my walking tours, I explore Exmouth’s past, present and future, detailing the most fascinating stories from the town’s history with plenty of local recommendations for things to see and do while you’re in town.
Opposite the war memorial, facing the pedestrian square in the centre of Exmouth.
The end point is right by the beach and a range of pubs, restaurants and attractions. It's a 5 minute walk back to the town centre and the meeting point.
Learn about smugglers and the Jurassic Coast at The Maer, a local Exmouth hidden gem.
Hear stories of pirates and the beginnings of the UK's tourist industry at Exmouth's lively beachfront. The remaining half an hour will be walking from Exmouth Town Centre along The Beacon and down to the Maer, stopping at various small points of interest en-route.
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