So much of Devon is available by road but what about the stunning scenery and wildlife only visible by boat? Ensure you don’t miss out, take a trip with Stuart Line Cruises, Exmouth.
Throughout the year you can sail on the River Exe, home to thousands of migrating winter birds and year round residents.
During the Summer you can sail the Jurassic Coast Line viewing 250 million years of history or leave the car behind and sail to a local resort such as Torquay or Brixham.
There’s no excuse not to discover the history, beauty and wildlife of Devon!
The River Exe wends its gracious way through the heart of the city, stopping every now an again to allow the swing bridge to open and let small coasters up stream for unloading, much in the way it has for centuries. Want to escape for a round of golf? The small village of Christow is home to the Teign Valley Golf Club.
Exmouth, being the seaside resort of Exeter, is a lively town, situated where the River Exe meets the sea. The town offers
a diverse selection of shops, places to eat
and things to do, including top quality water sports such as windsurfing and kitesurfing, internationally-acclaimed nature reserves and unique cultural events as well as two miles of stunning beach that are a joy whatever the weather. Whether you are looking for a relaxing family holiday chilling out on the beach,or visiting places such as The World of Country Life, Crealy amusement park,
•Jurassic Coast cruises •Bar and toilets on board BEACHES TO COVES
Stuart Line
RIVER AND COASTAL CRUISES •River Exe cruises
•Covered and heated in winter •Full commentary
•Day trips to Torquay, Brixham and Sidmouth •Private charter
•Boat and Train cruises •Guided wildlife cruises
Stuart Line Cruises, Exmouth Marina. Telephone: 01395 222144 Sat Nav postcode: EX8 1DS Follow brown tourism signs
www.stuartlinecruises.co.uk
Seafront
nearby Diggerlands or the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, then Exmouth is the place your dreams come to life.
Since the Regency period when seaside holidays became fashionable, people have been coming to Exmouth to enjoy the scenery, the great choice of restaurants and the huge range of leisure activities. This town is an excellent base to enjoy the best of what Devon has to offer.
www.waterfrontsports.co.uk
have fun in the sea right now!
Come home to Killerton Killerton, just outside Exeter
Escape the city and feel at home in the relaxed atmostphere of Killerton House.
Escape the city and feel at home in the relaxed atmostphere of Killerton House.
Discover our 2011 historic fashion exhibition, 'Dressing Up. Dressing Down' and try on replica costumes.
Garden, parkland and woodland to explore on foot or bicycle. Family events and children's activities all year.
Killerton House open daily Feb-Oct, 11am-5pm. Park & Garden open all year, 10.30am-dusk.
01392 881345 for our events leaflet
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/killerton twitter.com/NTKillerton
Registered charity No. 205846. (
Telephone 01395 276599 Mobile 07906 043618
Banana Rides (8 man) Fast Speed Boat Ride Hi Speed Ringo Rides Kayak Hire
no need to book!
come and see us at orcombe point
2 Duckpond Station
Duckpond Teaching Venue
Harbour Train
Exmouth Marina
New Shop 3
Deer Leap Pub
Cricket Club
RNLI Station Exmouth Seafront Orcombe Point 1
Restrictions apply; no under 6’s, under 10’s must be accompanied 1 to 1 by an adult, no under 10’s on ringo’s. 15% DISCOUNT
for groups of 4+ on production of this flyer
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Salterton Rd
Rolle St
Langerwehe Way
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