Seaton Hole Beach — Attraction in East Devon

Seaton Hole Beach is a fairly short pebble beach. At the eastern end of the beach are rocks leading down most of the way to the water. The western end of the beach taper to a rocky headland covered with trees and with a crumbling chalk cliff overhead. The inland edge of the beach is supported with large rocks, below crumbling cliff faces. Access to the beach is via a steep-ish path with steps. There are lots of signs warning of the danger of unstable cliffs. Seaton becomes inaccessible from Seaton Hole beach, at high tide. We went to the beach a few times to enjoy the sunset and on a couple of occasions, photograph the...

If you walk from Beer to Seaton along the Coastal Path you will have Two options as you approach Seaton. The first is to continue straight ahead on a nice downward slope to Seaton. Or alternatively turn right and take a steep downhill path to Seaton Hole Beach. There you have a nice scenic walk along a shingle beach to Seaton Promenade. Be advised though that it can be quite hard going walking along the pebbles. It is well worth the extra effort though and you can always get a nice tea or coffee at the Cafe waiting for you at the steps to...

Depends what you are looking for. This is a secluded but pebbled beach. Access is either down Gordon's Steps (about 30 and no problem for averagely fit person) or by tidal walk from Seaton. Pleasant outdoor cafe with grassed seating area - open in fine weather, and public toilets are situated at street level. Note , there is no direct access via Old Beer Rd from Seaton, this is closed due to landslip. Access via junction on Seaton-Beer...