Exmouth Tours UK

05/06/2024

We are BACK for summer 2024! Visit Exmouth

Walking tours are on this weekend (choose from slots on Friday, Saturday or Sunday).

Advance booking is essential, either by booking on the website or emailing [email protected] :)

£10 per person (kids free), lasts 1.5-2 hours.

Hope to see you there!

31/07/2023

Just a taster of the history you can expect on our Exmouth walking tours!

Check out https://exmouthtours.uk for more information and to book.

13/07/2023

Fancy an Exmouth walking tour this weekend?

Book a tour on Friday, Saturday or Monday morning and discover another side to this town!

Advance booking is essential - email [email protected] or book tickets on our website (https://exmouthtours.uk).

Hope to see you on a tour!

07/07/2023

Exmouth walking tour confirmed for tomorrow at 11am! There are still spaces, so if anyone would like to join we start at the tourist information centre, it's £11 p.p., free for kids and there are discounts for residents 🙂

06/07/2023

Have you ever heard of Shelley Beach?

It's a tiny patch of sand at the end of the estuary, just by the marina.

It's often quite a lot quieter than the main beach on Exmouth, although as it's small it does fill up fairly quickly!

There's a current in the water here (and quite a lot of boat traffic!) but it's a popular spot for paddle boarding.

Don't miss this spot if you're in Exmouth for your summer holidays!

01/07/2023

Lovely review from one of our tour-goers! We go into the full backstory of Exmouth on our tour, with individual tales of some of the most interesting people who lived here along with events that shaped Exmouth's history.

We run tours every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. More information on the website - https://exmouthtours.uk/

19/06/2023

50% off Exmouth walking tours this weekend only!

To celebrate the arrival of summer, we're offering a whopping 50% discount off our guided walking tours of Exmouth this coming weekend (23rd - 26th June).

We focus on the town's history and modern culture, with stops showing historic smuggling routes, houses where the town's most famous residents have lived, Exmouth's key wartime defences, the origins of the Jurassic Coast and much more!

Walks are 2.5 kilometres and take around 90 minutes. More information on the website - https://exmouthtours.uk

Want to make use of this phenomenal 50% off deal?

Just head over to the website (https://exmouthtours.uk), click "book now" and use the code LASTJUNE23 to get 50% off your tour (discounted price is £5.50 for adults, children are always free).

Alternatively, send me an email at [email protected] quoting the code LASTJUNE23 and I'll add you to the list.

Advance booking is essential.

Hope to see you on a tour this weekend!

16/06/2023

Fancy an Exmouth tour this weekend?

Delve back into Exmouth's history and learn about swashbuckling pirates, stealthy smugglers and the first Georgian tourists.

We're running tours on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday every week throughout the summer.

Check out the website (https://exmouthtours.uk/) for the latest schedule and to book tickets.

All tours must be pre-booked, either by purchasing tickets on the website or by emailing [email protected] (up to one hour before)

Hope to see you on a tour soon!

08/06/2023

https://exmouthtours.uk/about-exmouth/

Visiting Exmouth this summer? Take a look at our fantastic Exmouth guide, which serves as your ultimate cheat sheet to exploring the town!

With 3 kilometres of sandy beaches stretching along a seafront that’s drenched in sunshine (in the summer months, anyway!), Devon’s oldest beach town is ready to hit the big time again.

02/06/2023

Bookings are OPEN!

Our walking tours start on 9th June and run every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

We walk 2.5 km around Exmouth beach and town centre, to some of its highlights and hidden gems, discussing fascinating tales from the town's history (think smugglers, pirates and Georgian tourists!) and plenty of local tips for making the most of your stay here.

Check out exmouthtours.uk for more information and to book!

On one side of Exmouth Beach, the red sandstone cliffs ascend to Orcombe Point, the official start of the Jurassic Coast – the only natural UNESCO World Heritage Site in England.