Seaton

Seaton is a seaside resort with a seafront. It surrounded by beautiful coastlines and countryside, the area has now been awarded World Heritage Site Status; famous for its geology and fossil finds.
The town of Beer whose name comes not from the alcoholic beverage but from the old English word bearu, meaning forest, is nearby. The town rings a small cove with a big beach, with no harbour to speak of. Boats are pulled up onto the beach.

By train

The nearest train station is Axminster, which is on the route from Waterloo to Exeter.

By bus

There is also a goodbus service (X53) along the Jurassic Coast.

Seaton is on the South West Coast Path One option is to head east along the Under-cliff Path to Lyme Regis, another is to head west to Beer.

• Seaton TramwayA tram line that runs along the estuary of the River Axe to Colyton.

• Seaton Museum

  address: Town Hall, Fore Street
  Has collection of artifacts and old photographs.

• Seaton JurassicJurassic experience.

• Beer Quarry Caves

  phone: +44 1297 680282
  address: Quarry Lane, Beer

• Pecorama

  phone: +44 1297 21542
  address: Nr Beer
  A museum of model railways, Pecorama's prize feature is the Beer Heights Light Railway, a miniature railway that runs through the building's gardens.

• Relax on the beach or seafront.
• Take a tram to Colyton.
• Beer Beach. The beach at Beer is pebbled, with long rubber mats leading towards the water.

Events

• Beer Regatta.

• Lots of shops along the 'Fore Street'

• FrydaysFish & chips.

  Only open Fridays'
• Seaton Fish Bar. Fish & chips
• Gina Mala: Italian and Thai restaurant.

• Osborne's Coffee and Wine Bar.

• The Eyre Court Hotel

  phone: +44 1297 21455
  address: 2 Queen St, Seaton

• YHA Beer

  phone: +44 845 371 9502
  address: Bovey Combe, Beer, Seaton

• Anchor Inn

  phone: +44 1297 20386
  address: Fore St, Beer, Seaton
• Beer Head Caravan Park (Campsite and caravan park)

• West to Branscombe and Sidmouth
• East to the Jurassic Coast, Lyme Regis and Charmouth
• North to Axminster