Seaton - Devon Beach
Seaton, Devon
The beach is formed by a large expanse of legally protected pebbles. It is backed by steep cliffs to the western end. A recent esplanade to the western end affords easy access along its length with a café and facilities at the end of the stroll.
Beach Type
PebblesFacilities
Toilets availableIncluding facilities for disabled people
Cafes
Restaurant and shops are located near to the beach as is a first aid post
A slipway provides boat access
Activities
SwimmingSailing
Windsurfing
Surfing and fishing
No details provided regarding zoning of activities
Nature and Wildlife
The South West Coast Footpath runs through the area. Seaton is a gateway town to the Dorset and East Devon World Heritage Coast site. For bird watching enthusiasts. walk from the seafront to Seaton Marskes nature reserve.Parking
Pay parking available. spaces for disabled people.Water Quality
FailLifeguard
NoCleaning and Litter
Cleaned manually by East Devon District Council on a daily basis during the summer. monthly in the winter. but are only allowed on the main beach from October to April.Dogs
Dog bins provided and dogs are welcome all year on the second beach zone.Location
Nearest town: SeatonCounty: Devon
Latitude/Longitude: 50.7028, -3.06927
Postcode: EX12 2LN
(postcode is for sat-nav purposes only, and may not represent the actual address of the beach)
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Access
Off A3052 from Exeter. A national cycle route link is being proposed. the Buzzard Regional Cycle Route (52km) passes through Seaton.Public Transport
No direct rail link. Station at Exeter where a regular bus service operates.Nearest Railway Stations
Axminster (Approx. 6 miles away)Honiton (Approx. 8 miles away)
Feniton (Approx. 11 miles away)