EAST DEVON ⋅ Jurassic Coast
Visit Beer, East Devon
Beer is a fishing village on the Jurassic Coast in East Devon, known for its pebble beach, limestone cliffs, coastal walks, and independent local businesses. Whether you're visiting for a day trip, short break, or seaside holiday, Beer offers a relaxed base for exploring the East Devon coastline.
About Beer
A Picturesque Village on the
Jurassic Coast
Set between white limestone cliffs on the East Devon coast, Beer combines traditional seaside charm with independent shops, cafés, galleries, and coastal scenery.
The village sits within the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site and is popular with walkers, families, photographers, and visitors exploring East Devon.
Things to do in Beer
Explore & Discover
From coastal walks and boat trips to galleries and local attractions, there's plenty to explore in and around Beer.
At a Glance
Visitor Information
Everything in Beer is within walking distance of the beach and village centre, making it easy to explore on foot. Here you’ll find useful information for planning your visit, including parking, accessibility, local services, accommodation, and getting around the village.
Parking
Parking is available within walking distance of the beach and village centre.
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Accomodation
Beer offers a range of accommodation options including guest houses, cottages, hotels, caravan parks, and self-catering stays. Listings are managed through the Business Directory for easy updates and future expansion.
Getting Here
Beer can be reached by car via the A3052, with parking available in and around the village. Seasonal bus services connect Beer with nearby towns and villages, and the nearest train station is Honiton.
Public Toilets
Public facilities are located near the beach.
Accessibility
The village has some steep lanes. Beach access is limited for mobility impairments.
Local Services
Post office, convenience stores, and pharmacy are available in the village.
Food & Drink
Discover local cafés, pubs, restaurants, and takeaway options within the village. Listings are managed through the Business Directory and grow over time as new businesses are added.
Beer Beach
Beer beach is known for its fishing boats, pebble shoreline, deck chair hire, and sheltered setting beneath the limestone cliffs.
Events
What's on in Beer
Find village events, seasonal activities, community gatherings, and local celebrations happening throughout the year.
Beach Information
Beer Beach
Beer beach is a pebble beach set beneath the white limestone cliffs of the Jurassic Coast. The beach remains a working fishing beach, with local fishing boats still launched from the shore.
Popular with visitors throughout the year, the beach is well placed for swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking, coastal walks, and enjoying the surrounding scenery.
Deck chairs are available to hire during the season, and Duckie’s Café sits close to the beach for drinks, snacks, and light refreshments.
The beach is within walking distance of local cafés, shops, public toilets, and village amenities.
Walking Routes
Top Walks
Everywhere is within walking distance if you have time. There are some lovely walks to Beer from other Towns and Villages. Or walk the South West Coast Path.
You can take a short walk, a long-distance trek or a day’s walk.
Beer to Branscombe
4 to 6 Miles, 6 to 8 Miles, 8 to 10 Miles
Spectacular coastal and valley views on this stretch of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast....
Beer to Axmouth
6-8 Miles
Magnificent coastal views climbing out of Beer Seaton Promenade, cafes, pubs, ice cream! Axmouth...
Beer to Blackberry Camp
10 to 12 Miles
This walk has great variety, beauty and calm and will give you an appreciation of the hills,...
Beer to Colyton
10 to 12 Miles
Magnificent valley and coastal views. Stunning Coly Valley. Enchanting small town of Colyton at...