Exmouth Beaches

Exmouth is a location situated in Devon, United Kingdom. This coastal town is known for its beautiful beaches and serene environment, attracting visitors from all around the world.

Budleigh Salterton is a part of the Jurassic Coast and is known for its tranquil waters and red cliffs from the Triassic period. The beach is home to the Otter Estuary and a nature reserve, and also features a renowned naturist beach. Exmouth Beach is characterized by its golden sand and calm waters, and offers a variety of activities such as walking, visiting the Ocean Play building, and enjoying ice cream. The beach is also the starting point for the UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic Coast. Sandy Bay is a secluded beach boasting striking red cliffs and is a part of the World Heritage Site known as the Jurassic coast. The beach is equipped with amenities such as toilets, lifeguard, bars, and restaurants. Dawlish Beach is recognized for its accommodating attitude towards dogs and attracts photography enthusiasts and train spotters due to the railway tracks that run alongside it. Holcombe Beach is a narrow strip of sand and shingle with red cliffs and a low sea wall with a railway line on top, mainly used by locals for fishing, swimming, and rockpooling.

For more detailed information about these beaches, including a map, refer to our guide below. The guide also provides a more extensive list of beaches in the area, the best time to visit Exmouth, and much more.