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South Beach Cafe, Devon Cliffs, Exmouth

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  During our May Bank Holiday break at Devon Cliffs, Sandy Bay, Exmouth we paid another visit to the South Beach Cafe. Last year in 2023 I had the Seafood Chowder which is one of the tastiest meals I’ve ever had. Returning in 2024 I obviously had to have this again, and once more it didn’t disappoint! The menu is quite heavy on the fish/seafood side but being right next to the sea it’s a great choice of meals. Drinks are also good, a nice selection of Devon based beers and ales and a varied selection of wines and spirits. Pricing is not bad for certain dishes, a meal including starters and 2 rounds of drinks was just over £60, so at around £20 each for 2 courses and drinks is good value.  We sat outside at the end of May 2024, and it was very comfortable with a light breeze and lots of sunshine. I highly recommend a trip to South Beach Cafe, Exmouth. If you have small children the menu is varied too with lots of choices.  4.8 out of 5.

4 Of The Best Cycling and Walking Trails on Exmouth Seafront

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Exmouth seafront offers an array of scenic cycling and walking trails that cater to both leisurely strolls and energetic bike rides. With stunning coastal views and a refreshing sea breeze, these trails provide a perfect opportunity to explore the natural beauty of the area. Here are some popular options: 1. Exmouth to Orcombe Point : This picturesque trail takes you from Exmouth seafront to the prominent Orcombe Point, the western gateway to the Jurassic Coast. Enjoy a leisurely walk or bike ride along the seafront promenade, passing by sandy beaches, charming cafes, and the vibrant Marina. The route offers panoramic views of the coastline and ends at Orcombe Point, where you can marvel at the famous Geoneedle and take in breathtaking vistas of the surrounding cliffs and sea. 2. Exe Estuary Trail : For a longer and more diverse experience, the Exe Estuary Trail is an excellent choice. Starting from Exmouth seafront, the trail extends for over 26 miles along the Exe Estuary, passing t