Holiday rentals and lettings in Exmouth

Finding the ideal holiday rental in Exmouth is very easy. You will have the option to choose among a wide range of rentals where to get away from it all and enjoy a relaxing seaside holiday. Choose the rental that caters your needs. Stay close to the sea and enjoy this port city, the beach and the fantastic Jurassic Coast. Choose from any rental around Exmouth Station, River Exe, or A La Ronde.

Find your favourite holiday rental and enjoy the comfort of your home away from home. Fantastic lounges, lovely kitchenettes and fully equipped bedrooms. Depending on the property you will also enjoy the privacy of your own garden or patio to enjoy lovely afternoons and evenings. Take long walks to and from the beach and enjoy the great scenery surrounding the properties. Family holidays, romantic getaways or friends gatherings. Any reason is the right one to choose Exmouth as your next destination.

Nestled on the east bank of the River Exe, Exmouth is a picturesque port town and seaside resort in Devon. A couple of miles of sandy beach will give you the perfect place to practice your favourite watersports and long, pleasant walks. Go bird-watching, ride a bike and let your dreams come true while enjoying the stunning scenery. Wander the streets, browse the shops and discover the local gastronomy. Enjoy and relax.

As a main gate to the impressive Jurassic Coast, from Exmouth you can enjoy fantastic day tours to explore the beauty and uniqueness of this coast, from the water. Get on a boat cruise and admire the dramatic cliffs, coastal stacks, fabulous and secluded caves and the stunning scenery of the start of the South West Coast Path.This is an area of great geological and historical importance.

Exmouth is known for being a regional centre for water sports. Those who need to be close to the sea during their holidays they will find themselves in a world of choices to choose from. Practice some kayaking, kitesurfing, parasailing or windsurfing. During the summer you can enjoy long days at the beach, swimming , basking in the sun or making sand castles with the little ones.

The surrounding landscape is the perfect scenery for hiking, cycling and exploring the Exe Estuary or the South West Coast Path. The estuary runs from Exmouth to Dawlish and it is an area full of picturesque coastal towns, unique shops and many wildlife spots where to enjoy a day out with nature at its best. Explore Exmouth and the coastal path along the south coast of Devon. Admire the dramatic cliffs and this unique stretch of coast line that dates back 250 million years. Who knows… you might find a fossil during your visit. But it you prefer to discover the coast in a more relaxed way, as we said before, the boat tours will show it to your from a different point of view.

Family holidays in Exmouth will be a very fun experience. Children will love building sandcastles, look for pebbles and swim. In the afternoon, try some crazy golf or enjoy the lovely parks and playing areas. An interesting safari trail with a life-size dinosaur will make their day for sure. In addition, for a fantastic day out with lots of fun visit the World of Country Life or the Crealy Adventure Park.

Bird lovers will enjoy the fantastic show of thousands of birds arriving to spend the winter on the estuary at the biggest Nature Reserve in Devon, on the banks of the Exe Estuary. We can consider it as a wildlife hotspot, home to several species and thousands of birds.

During the year, there are several events held in Exmouth. Around the end of May, Exmouth festival takes place. Enjoy the music, theatre performances and the gastronomy. August is the perfect time for outdoor activities and the Kite Festival. The skies are filled with colourful kites where families spend the day with the competitions, routines and stunts. September is the time for food and the Exe and Exmouth Mussel Festival. Check your calendar and book your stay!

Being a coastal resort it is no surprise that the cuisine includes fresh food and fantastic shellfish. Local produce is the base of many recipes. In Exmouth there is an eclectic mix of eateries with a great offer in and around town. Fresh fish caught in the morning will be on your plate by late evening. Besides fish and chips, you must try their mussels, either at a restaurant or the Mussel Festival.

If you wanted to walk the entire Jurassic Coast is a 96 miles route along the South West Coast Path consisting of Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous rock formations. The Geoneedle at Orcombe Point is a coastal feature and impressive landmark near Exmouth, Devon, constructed of various rocks along the coast. This World Heritage Site stretches up to Old Harry Rocks, near Dorset. Get ready to explore!