- The Maer Local Nature Reserve - Discover tales of smugglers and explore the Jurassic Coast at The Maer, an undiscovered treasure in Exmouth.
- Exmouth Beach - Listen to pirate legends and learn about the origins of Britain’s tourism sector on the bustling shores of Exmouth Beach.
The remaining half an hour will be spent strolling from Exmouth Town Centre, passing The Beacon, and proceeding to the Maer, pausing at several minor attractions along the way.
- Walking tour with a knowledgeable local guide
- Tips
Orcombe Point, located at one end of Exmouth Beach, marked by towering red sandstone cliffs, signifies the beginning of the Jurassic Coast, a unique natural UNESCO World Heritage Site based in England.
On the opposite end, the lively Exe Estuary teems with bird species, a relatively level cycle route linking the vibrant Exmouth with charming Lympstone village, the ancient port of Topsham, and further extending up to Exeter.
At its core lay numerous tales of adventurous local pirates, smugglers sneaking in unlawful goods into East Devon, notable inhabitants who found motivation and peace in the stunning sea view, and an active tourism business, once the pioneer in the county and now still thriving.
During my guided walking tours, I delve into Exmouth’s yesteryears, the current times, and its prospective future, highlighting interesting stories from the town’s chronicles and offering many local suggestions for activities and sights while you are visiting.
- Tour duration is travel time included
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.