Guidebook for Axmouth
Everything Else
Seaton Tramway
Harbour RoadNice trip along Axe Valley to Colyton and back.
Sightseeing
Beer
Quaint fishing village with interesting shops.
Food Scene
Gastro pub, good food, local ales with large beer garden overlooking the Axe Estuary. Not so good if you just want a drink unless it's warm enough to sit in the beer garden.
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The Ship Inn
43 Church StGastro pub, good food, local ales with large beer garden overlooking the Axe Estuary. Not so good if you just want a drink unless it's warm enough to sit in the beer garden.
Award winning fish and chip shop, eat in or take away.
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Frydays Traditional British Fish & Chips
2 The BurrowAward winning fish and chip shop, eat in or take away.
This is a great place to go for tea, coffee and lunch. The food is all homemade and there are pleasant gardens.
Black Dog Tea Room
This is a great place to go for tea, coffee and lunch. The food is all homemade and there are pleasant gardens.
Even if you're not visiting the Quarry Caves, it's worth dropping in here for reasonably priced drinks and snacks. Friendly staff and nice seating area.
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Beer Quarry Caves Ltd
Quarry LaneEven if you're not visiting the Quarry Caves, it's worth dropping in here for reasonably priced drinks and snacks. Friendly staff and nice seating area.
Nice, friendly pub with extensive eating area and beer garden.
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Harbour Inn
Church StreetNice, friendly pub with extensive eating area and beer garden.
Essentials
There are also a couple of butchers, one in Seaton (Fore Street) and one in Colyford (Colyford Butchers, Swanhill Road). Millers Farm in Kilmington is a farm shop which sells a wide range of foods (meat and fish, fruit and veg, wines, cheeses, etc).
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Tesco Superstore
West StreetThere are also a couple of butchers, one in Seaton (Fore Street) and one in Colyford (Colyford Butchers, Swanhill Road). Millers Farm in Kilmington is a farm shop which sells a wide range of foods (meat and fish, fruit and veg, wines, cheeses, etc).
Parks & Nature
If you like donkeys, you'll love it here. No entry charge and some lovely footpaths, one going down to the beach at Weston Mouth (inaccessible by car). There is also a nice restaurant with views down to the sea.
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Donkey Sanctuary
Dunscombe LaneIf you like donkeys, you'll love it here. No entry charge and some lovely footpaths, one going down to the beach at Weston Mouth (inaccessible by car). There is also a nice restaurant with views down to the sea.
Iconic landmark in Lyme Regis. Well known for the French Lieutenant's Woman film. You can walk along the top of the harbour wall weather permitting. In Lyme you can search for fossils either on Monmouth Beach or between Lyme and Charmouth. Beautiful views east along the stunning Dorset coast. Lots of places to eat including HIX Oyster and Fish House.
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The Cobb
Iconic landmark in Lyme Regis. Well known for the French Lieutenant's Woman film. You can walk along the top of the harbour wall weather permitting. In Lyme you can search for fossils either on Monmouth Beach or between Lyme and Charmouth. Beautiful views east along the stunning Dorset coast. Lots of places to eat including HIX Oyster and Fish House.
Great for bird watching, there are a couple of hides which look out on the Axe estuary where you can see shelducks, curlews, oyster catchers, etc.
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Seaton Wetlands Nature Reserve
Colyford RoadGreat for bird watching, there are a couple of hides which look out on the Axe estuary where you can see shelducks, curlews, oyster catchers, etc.
A lovely walk from Uplyme right down into Lyme Regis. Takes about 40 minutes down and an hour up. A delightful walk following the river Lim through woods, a field and on into Lyme. Park in the Village Hall car park, cross the road and follow the signs from the Talbot Inn pub. If you walk back via the main road, you will pass the Black Dog Tea Rooms, a great place for home cooked refreshments.
River Lim
A lovely walk from Uplyme right down into Lyme Regis. Takes about 40 minutes down and an hour up. A delightful walk following the river Lim through woods, a field and on into Lyme. Park in the Village Hall car park, cross the road and follow the signs from the Talbot Inn pub. If you walk back via the main road, you will pass the Black Dog Tea Rooms, a great place for home cooked refreshments.
A seven mile (approximately) walk which you can start from Foxhole and get the bus back to Axmouth or vice versa. You will need good walking boots and take plenty of drinks and food as there is nowhere to stop en route. Though a lot of the time you don't see the sea, this is an interesting walk. It takes you through the undercliffs where on 25 December 1839 there was a huge landslip causing great chasms.
Axmouth to Lyme Regis Undercliffs National Nature Reserve
A seven mile (approximately) walk which you can start from Foxhole and get the bus back to Axmouth or vice versa. You will need good walking boots and take plenty of drinks and food as there is nowhere to stop en route. Though a lot of the time you don't see the sea, this is an interesting walk. It takes you through the undercliffs where on 25 December 1839 there was a huge landslip causing great chasms.