East Devon boasts many overseas locations and strange old architectural designs for vacation designers. Particular attention should be paid to the city of Exmouth, right next to the sea, where the River Exe runs into the ocean, so the town has so named. The city is located in one of the largest coastal areas of Cornwall and Devon, two miles away and has plenty of golden sand, which includes many rocky pools, including a beach gem, which is very rare anywhere in the UK.
Since east devon has a great rail system, public transport makes it easy to reach the coastal resort town, which allows for a wide choice of choices when it comes to accommodation. Many people are reluctant to stay on land, but caravans such as Devon Cliffs Holiday Park are a great choice for vacationing families, because getting to and from the small town is easy, and seaside locations are pretty drawings. Of course there are plenty of hotels and a few farmhouses like the Florda Farm, which allows you and your family to observe the agrarian culture of the tourist village's interior. For lovers of nature there is the estuary along the River Exe, which is a great place to visit visitors and to see the multitude of wildlife . In fact, the Exmouth train line is called Avocet, since the bird regularly migrates to the estuary during the winter, which is one of the most important reasons why summer birds leave the area. There are many stunning scenic views of the river from the train line. There is also a ferry that leaves the Exmouth dock and expects passengers to get a better view of the wonderful area.
Those looking for more secular entertainment will enjoy the vibrant city center, one of the most urban in Devon, but it still retains the small village atmosphere. Here you will find the indoor market you will need when staying at Devon Cliffs Holiday Park (19459009) or in the semi-relaxed resort, and in a lively shopping mall where you can shop around for everything. There is a wide range of restaurants in the city center offering a wide variety of tastes for travelers who are looking for a comfortable night on holiday. Those who live with their family will also enjoy the Magnolia Center as they can buy and enjoy a car-free area on the back streets.
In Exmouth's history you have to stop at the Exmouth Museum for a walk and take a stroll through the pebbly promenade known as The Parade, neighborhood. There are many flats and shops on the promenade that allow you to see the history of the city, while some stops arrive at some unique shops.