Exmouth Beach

Exmouth Beach stretches for nearly two miles of fine golden sand from the Exe estuary mouth to Orcombe Point, consistently earning Blue Flag status for its excellent water quality and facilities. This major resort beach provides the full seaside experience with lifeguards, water sports facilities, and comprehensive amenities. The beach's size means there's space for everyone despite its popularity.

From 1 May to 30 September, dogs are not permitted on the beach between the Octagon café and the second groyne at Orcombe Point. Outside that stretch, dogs are allowed on the beach all year. The esplanade allows on-lead walks throughout the year, connecting both dog-friendly sections.

Three large car parks provide ample parking, though these fill during peak periods. The mainline railway station is within ten minutes' walk, providing excellent public transport access. Facilities include multiple cafés, amusements, water sports centres, and boat trips. The marina area adds interest, while nearby Dawlish Warren and the Exe estuary provide additional attractions. The location at the mouth of the Exe provides spectacular sunset views and excellent birdwatching opportunities.