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1 Haven - studio/sea views/indoor pool/steam room
Welcome to 1 The Haven - spacious studio with kitchen and separate shower room. Enjoy stunning sea views across the gardens from your room or from outdoor seating. Take a swim in our award winning, heated, indoor private pool, enjoy our steam room - open 8am to 8pm daily. Guests take turns to have private, sole use. Easy access to S W coast path, village and beach. This is 1 of 2 studios on the ground floor of our home, 2 The Haven (www.airbnb.com/h/haven2-beer-uk) also available or book both!
Rural Cabin Stunning Views
The Panoramic Moorland views from here are outstanding! This couples getaway allows you to take in the scenery. Lounge on comfy sofas gazing out the window or relax in the hot tub with the fire pit. You can meet our Alpacas. Exceptional North Devon beaches 40 min away. Exmoor National Park on your doorstep. North Molton Village Shop & Pub. Award winning Market Town South Molton 10 min drive for Shops, takeaways & restaurants. Dark skies Stargazing area. Spot deer, red kites & other wildlife.
Branscombe Chalet on the Beach
‘Curlew' is on East beach in the lovely Devon village of Branscombe. It has a unique position right on the beach on a raised elevation, throw open the balcony doors and you are looking out onto the ever changing sea and stunning coastline which is a World Heritage site and area of outstanding natural beauty. Two fine pubs supplying excellent food and locally brewed ales in the village and amazing cliff path walks East or West. Now a bookable sauna on the beach and free parking can be arranged
Coxes Coastal Retreats - Fern
Emma and Phillip welcome you to one of our two luxury glamping pods complete with outdoor bath near the quaint village of Branscombe. Located on our working farm, you will be secluded in the comfort of the pod, looking out at views of the East Devon countryside. A wood burner is perfect for a cosy winter’s night, or to enjoy those summer evenings there is a large decking. We are situated perfectly within walking distance of the South West Coast path to explore the picturesque coast on foot.
Modern 2BD Apartment close to the sea with parking
Starfish apartment is a modern, centrally-located, first floor apartment with 1 double and 1 twin bedroom and free parking. It is two minutes from the picturesque pebble beach of Beer, and individual shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs. It is on the doorstep of the South West coastal path with stunning views and walks across to Seaton and Branscombe. Visit Beer Caves or Pecorama or hop on the bus to Seaton or Sidmouth. Beer is a quaint fishing village with lots to offer, a hidden little gem.
Little Sails.Cosy flat, 3 min walk to Seaton beach
Cosy ground floor apartment, stylish and modern. You'll be close to everything when you stay at Little Sails! All amenities and local experiences are just a pebbles throw away: -Jurassic coast, BLUE FLAG pebble beach -Coastal path -Shops and restaurants -Park/tennis court/golf -Seaton tramway A parking permit is supplied, your car registration number is added online, no need for a physical permit .The car park is 3 minutes walk away. Bedroom 1: double bed. Bedroom 2: two single beds.
Cottage with a view of Beer village near to beach
Sunshine Cottage is a modernised period stone cottage built circa 1900 enjoying a quiet elevated position with views over the village. The cottage will sleep 6. Sunshine Cottage is located 1 minute from the main street and 4 minutes walk to the beach. Beer is an attractive historic fishing village nestling between soaring white cliffs famous for it's lace making, stone and smuggling. An ideal resort for families - clean, safe beach - rock pools - beach huts for daily or weekly hire.
Beer cottage private parking, 2 min walk to beach.
This cottage is right in the heart of Beer. You step out the front door and it’s a two minute walk past the shops, cafes and galleries to the beautiful horse shoe shaped bay. The pebbled beach has three cafes overlooking the water, perfect for a cup of tea or full English while watching the fishing boats landing their catch. Beer has a lovely selection of pubs, restaurants and shops. There are plenty of coastal path or countryside walks. Branscombe, Sidmouth and Lyme Regis are nearby.
No Snakes on this Plane!
Tired of economy class? Charter a stay in a first class fuselage with wood fired hot tub situated in tranquil woodland. Welcome onboard your own private aircraft, step inside to the sleek contemporary interior of first class. Outside, unwind in seclusion in private woodland, a short walk away from the West Somerset Railway and the AONB of the Quantock Hills. An ideal getaway for two in first class, for families there is a bunk bed in the living room area. Dogs at additional cost.
Fantastic Ground Floor Flat, near to the beach
In the pretty fishing village of Beer; 5 minutes walk to the beach, our Ground Floor 2-Bedroom flat has: Free Parking in private car-park Entrance hall: storage for coats & shoes etc. Open Plan Living Space Smart TV; Dishwasher; Washing machine; coffee machine 1 Double bedroom (King) 1 Twin bedroom 1 Bathroom with Walk-in Shower. Within a very short stroll: restaurants, cafés, pubs, art galleries, village shops & playground
The Owl's Nest
Take it easy at the unique tree house getaway nestled within a woodland in South Devon. A tranquil location allows for anyone staying in this cosy cabin to have a relaxing and memorable experience. Unwind in the hot tub set amongst the treetops and enjoy the sauna with its view into the forest. This location is only 15 minutes from various beaches and has an easy 10 minute walk to the local pub. No children or infants
A totally bespoke and unique getaway from the norm
Refreshed for the 2020 season, The Shooting Lodge is a converted lace making school located at the end of a true beaten track with uninterrupted rural views. Just minutes away from the Jurassic Coastline, this quirky venue is totally secluded nestled into an area of outstanding natural beauty offering a break away from everyday life.
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When is the best time to visit Beer?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Beer?
Stay in central Beer for easy access to cafes, shops, and the beach or choose a cottage near Beer Head for a quieter retreat. Many properties blend historic charm with modern amenities.
What are the best things to do in Beer with kids?
Families can explore Beer Quarry Caves through guided tours, watch fishing boats near the pebble beach, and walk village paths lined with shops. Kids often enjoy exploring rock pools or having a picnic along the seafront.
What are some of the best things to do in Beer?
Explore the beach, visit Beer Quarry Caves, and enjoy boat trips from the shoreline. Walking trails and seafood eateries reflect the area’s coastal character.
How is the weather in Beer?
Beer has mild winters around 35–45°F (2–7°C) and summer afternoons near 53–68°F (12–20°C). Rain is frequent year-round, so packing a waterproof jacket is often suggested.
When is the best time to visit Beer?
Warmer months from late spring to early autumn are often recommended, with temperatures ranging from 50 to 68°F (10 to 20°C). Many visitors prefer these seasons for outdoor activities and clearer skies.
What are the best places to visit in Beer?
Beer Quarry Caves, the local beach, and the village center are frequently suggested. The South West Coast Path and nearby nature sites add outdoor interest.
What are some hiking trails in Beer?
Explore coastal walks along the South West Coast Path or follow woodland trails near Beer Head. Scenic routes often provide broad sea views and the chance to spot local wildlife.
What are some family activities we can do in Beer?
Families often enjoy beachcombing, guided tours of Beer Quarry Caves, and boat rides. Walking paths near the village and local eateries cater to both adults and children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Beer?
Explore neighboring seaside villages, visit nature reserves, or discover historical sites around East Devon. Coastal and countryside destinations are popular for day adventures.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Beer?
Beer has a variety of pet friendly stays, including cozy cottages and vacation rentals. Outdoor spaces around the village make it easy to enjoy walks with your companion.
What are some local tips for visiting Beer?
Pack layers and waterproof gear for unpredictable weather, and browse local fishmongers for fresh catch. Exploring nearby trails reveals hidden viewpoints and quieter spots.
What is Beer known for?
Beer is known for its historic quarry caves, picturesque pebble beach, and distinctive fishing heritage. The village’s scenic coastal setting draws visitors seeking relaxed outdoor experiences.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Beer?
The cliffside paths near Beer Head reveal quiet viewpoints and local wildlife. Tucked-away cafes and makers’ shops offer a glimpse of village creativity and tradition.
What are the best foods to try in Beer?
Seafood is frequently suggested, with locally caught fish, shellfish, and crab featured in many menus. Traditional British pastries and sweet treats are also common in village bakeries.
What should I bring for a trip to Beer?
Pack waterproof clothing, sturdy walking shoes, and sunscreen for outdoor activities. A reusable water bottle and camera are useful for exploring the coastline and village landscapes.
What is the nightlife in Beer like?
Nightlife in Beer centers on friendly pubs and local eateries, where guests can enjoy conversation and traditional fare. Live music and casual gatherings sometimes shape evenings, especially during events.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Beer?
Beer hosts a range of village fairs and celebrations during summer, often featuring live music, local food, and maritime traditions. Seasonal events bring a lively atmosphere to the area.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Beer?
Many vacation rentals in Beer are family friendly, with spacious living areas and easy access to beaches, shops, and dining. Properties often include amenities suited to groups or children.
All about Beer
Beer is a small fishing village on the East Devon coast with stark chalky cliffs, cobblestone streets, and stone cottages painted white to match the surrounding bluffs of Seaton Bay. The famous Jurassic Coast surrounding Beer is a UNESCO World Heritage Site noted for its dramatic rock formations, diverse landscapes, and fossil beds, providing a look at organisms from millions of years ago. Hiking trails run up and down the coast, offering commanding views of some of the most jaw-dropping scenery in all of England.
Beer itself is a traditional fishing community with a meandering, walkable town centre and flint-covered homes overlooking the beach below. Beyond taking things slowly at streetside cafes, indulging at seafood restaurants, and browsing boutique art shops, people come here to swim, fish, and paddle from the accessible pebbly beaches just on the edge of town. The larger city of Exeter is just 45 minutes’ drive drive away, home to ancient underground passages to explore, quayside pubs for al fresco lunches, and an imposing Gothic cathedral.
What are the top things to do in Beer?
Beer Quarry Caves
This artificial cavern system of chalky limestone rock formations snakes its way under the cliffs surrounding Beer. The earliest work on the site dates to the Roman period, and operations ran almost continually until the early part of the 20th century. The stone from here was used to make Windsor Castle, Westminster Abbey, and other important English buildings. Today, visitors can explore the cave systems and get an insight into the region’s geological and mining history.
Dartmoor National Park
In the centre of Devon about an hour’s drive from Beer, Dartmoor National Park spans river valley woodland and vast, sprawling moors dotted with wild ponies. It’s also home to rare bat species and otters, among other animals. Archaeological sites and stone circles constructed with granite — some of which date from the Bronze Age — are scattered throughout the moor and along its hundreds of kilometres of hiking trails.
Fine Foundation Heritage Centre
Just steps from the beach, this volunteer-run educational centre highlights the history of the village and its sealife through photographs and other artefacts. In addition to cultural history, the centre details the geological timeline of the surrounding cliffs and pebble beaches that lie along this stretch of the Jurassic Coast.
Destinations to explore
- Dartmoor National Park
- Weymouth Beach
- Exmoor National Park
- Brean Beach
- Brixham Harbour
- Exmoor National Park
- Lyme Regis Beach
- Torquay Beach
- Durdle Door Holiday Park
- Blackpool Sands
- The Tank Museum
- Kimmeridge Bay
- Salcombe North Sands
- Barry Island Beach
- Beer Beach
- Bantham Beach
- West Bay Beach
- Powderham Castle
- University of Exeter
- St Audrie's Bay
- Stourhead
- Crealy Theme Park & Resort
- Poole Quay
- Rockley Park