Location: Exmouth
Top Things to do in Exmouth
The 10 Best Free Things to do in Exmouth, England
Exmouth /ˈɛksməθ/ is a port town, civil parish and seaside resort, sited on the east bank of the mouth of the River Exe. In 2011, it had a population of 34,432 making Exmouth the 5th most populous settlement in Devon.
Restaurants in Exmouth
1. Exe Trail
2. Sea Dog Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
Sea Dog Art is only at home for visits now and then. I’m also now at Powderham Castle ... I’ve a studio there come and visit me and at Infusion Art Cafe in Exmouth . Come and see me there too!
3. Exmouth Lifeboat Station
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 63 reviews
Free tours of Exmouth lifeboat station are available every weekend throughout the year and most weekdays during school summer holidays although this depends on the availability of volunteer tour guides. Tours last 30 to 40 minutes and give you the chance to see the two lifeboats at close quarters, learn about the RNLI and see the kit that volunteer crews use when they're saving lives at sea. If you have a group, then special tours can be organised on weekdays either during the day or in the evening. And if you ask one of the tour guides, they'll tell you when you can see the all weather lifeboat launched on one of the crew's regular training exercises. These usually happen every two weeks on Wednesday evenings. If you've enjoyed the television programmes, this is your chance to see the real thing.
Reviewed By 761jon
This was an Impromptu tour of the lifeboat station on a family day trip to Exmouth and how interesting it was. The guide Lawrie was friendly, very knowledgable and kept all 3 generations of the family engaged, including the teenagers! We saw both on and off shore lifeboats and got a great understanding of what they do and how it all works ~ an impressive, fact filled tour. A lovely hour or so out, would recommend. Well done RNLI and full respect to all the volunteers who give their time.
4. EMA Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Community focused market is to showcase local producers, business and the community that Exmouth has to offer, ranging from artisan foods to arts and crafts. We provide a stallfor charities, small business start ups, an area for local music and street performances (dance, plays etc) and Arts and crafts workshops.
5. Exmouth Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,645 reviews
Reviewed By SarahJH51 - Coventry, United Kingdom
This beach was amazing, up and coming new buildings for the children and young people to play while adults relax The ice cream stand cannot be missed, amazing flavours and delicious, Clean and tidy all people respected Covid Life guards could be seen walking along the beaches Great place to be.
6. Phear Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Daedalus99 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
This park packs more in than most- golf, a new skateboard park, tennis courts, a pond, several avenues of mature trees,a dog enclosure, a cafe in the summer and alongside a cycle track which takes you along the coast or to the town plus exercise stations. It's well maintained ( well done the council!) and has a nice feel about it. Walkways are well maintained so if its an amble you want then that's good too. Only minus is the friendly cafe shuts out of season so it's a use it or lose it issue.
7. Exmouth & Orcombe Point Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
This moderate 5.4 mile circular walk goes from Exmouth Station out to Littleham Cross, then through countryside out to the South West Coast Path. Passing Orcombe Point and the Geoneedle the walk leads back along the cliff top and past historic buildings in The Beacon.
Reviewed By happilyretired2010 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Lovey walk along the cliff top to Exmouth from Devon Cliffs along the coastal path. It is a bit steep at the start, and a bit muddy in places, but the views are stunning, and there is information along the path about the geology of the area which is very interesting.
8. Exmouth to Lympstone Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 244 reviews
An easy, gentle 2.3 mile stroll from Exmouth along the eastern bank of the Exe Estuary, whose mudflats, sandbanks and marshes are of international importance for their wildlife, especially the tens of thousands of resident and migratory waterbirds. Look out for avocets, curlews and lapwings, even seals and otters, and buzzards wheeling overhead. Take time to explore Lympstone before catching the train back to Exmouth.
Reviewed By Jasparsmum - Solihull, United Kingdom
A lovely level walk from Exmouth to Lympstone following the estuary. There is no traffic to worry about until you get to the outskirts of Lympstone although there are a lot of cyclists on the route. There are a couple of seats along the route and the Swan pub in Lympstone centre is great for lunch before the return journey along the river Exe by foot or on the train.
9. The Grapevine Exmouth
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By jw357 - Liverpool, United Kingdom
Visited early evening, large selection of beers, well presented, friendly staff, great feel to the place and now has outside seating in the square. I really would recommend this pub
10. Greenfingers Garden Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By DMM4s - Reading, United Kingdom
The cafe is in a lovely setting and the full meals were filling and extremely well cooked especially the extensive selection of fresh veggies
