Local Beaches

Dawlish Warren Beach

If you’re looking for a quality beach holiday, with plenty to see and do, Dawlish Warren Beach ticks all the boxes. With it's one and a half mile long sandy beach, sheltered sand dunes, award winning clean waters and family amusements, it offers a traditional seaside holiday.

Not just content with a day at the beach, there are family friendly activities and attractions to keep everyone amused, from go karts, golf and rides, to cafe's and watersports.

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Red Rock Beach, Dawlish

Within a short walk from the town centre, Dawlish Town Beach is ideal to escape the hustle and bustle of the town. The beach is sandy and is backed by stunning cliffs.

Wave at the passengers on the trains that travel along the tracks running behind the beach and keep an eye out for one of the steam trains that often travel the route.

Dogs are permitted along the seashore from the slipway adjacent to the railway station until 230 metres before Red Rock at Dawlish Warren (large red rocky outcrop).

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Teignmouth Town and River Beaches

The seaside town of Teignmouth will lay claim to your affections the minute you arrive with most of its history wrapped up with its harbour, with fishing, and with clay from up the valley at Bovey Tracey.

Since Georgian and Regency times Teignmouth has been attracting visitors to its wide beaches and amenable climate, and this has shaped the greater part of what Teignmouth is today.

The seafront is much as your great grandparents would have enjoyed it, save for the recent addition of a popular £400,000 children's play area, new adventure golf course and multi-use games area. The town near the seafront is predominantly Regency and Victorian in style.

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Exmouth Marina and Beach

The oldest seaside town in Devon, Exmouth boasts two miles of sandy beach, and is the gateway to the World Heritage Jurassic Coast.

A popular holiday destination since the 18th century, Exmouth truly represents the British seaside at its best with a golden beach, rock pools to hunt for elusive crabs, and a sparkling sea in which to paddle, swim, windsurf, and water ski.

Exmouth's unique mix of sheltered estuary and coastal shoreline makes it one of the best places in the country for kite surfing, windsurfing and a wide range of watersports. There's also diving, with a myriad of wrecks to explore in Lyme Bay.

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