Beer holiday homes by the sea

Beer Cottages by the Sea

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Beer is a traditional fishing village on the East Devon coast, known for its sheltered pebble beach, white chalk cliffs and colourful fishing boats. Located on the Jurassic Coast between Seaton and Branscombe, the village has independent shops, pubs and cafés within walking distance of the beach. Our collection of Beer cottages by the sea includes traditional holiday cottages and coastal homes with views across Lyme Bay. Visitors can explore the historic Beer Quarry Caves, take a fishing trip from the beach or follow the coastal path towards nearby seaside towns.

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Discover Beer’s Fishing Beach and Jurassic Coast

Beer is a small coastal village surrounded by white cliffs, with fishing boats still launched directly from its pebble beach. Traditional cottages line the streets leading down to the waterfront, while coastal holiday homes and properties with sea views can be found around the village. Beer also has several pubs, cafés and independent shops close to the beach.

 

Beer Beach, Fishing Boats and Coastal Walks

Beer Beach is a sheltered shingle beach with limestone cliffs on either side. Colourful fishing boats are pulled up onto the shore, and visitors can book local fishing trips. Facilities include beach cafés, toilets and nearby parking.

The South West Coast Path passes through Beer, with walking routes towards Branscombe in one direction and Seaton in the other. The clifftop paths offer views across Lyme Bay, although some sections involve steep climbs.

Seaton is a short journey away and has a long pebble beach, seafront promenade and access to the Seaton Wetlands nature reserve. Explore our selection of coastal cottages in Seaton for accommodation nearby.

 

Beer Quarry Caves, Village Attractions and Nearby Lyme Regis

Beer Quarry Caves are historic underground limestone quarries where stone was extracted for buildings including Exeter Cathedral. Guided tours explain the history of the quarry and the people who worked there.

The village is also home to Pecorama, which has gardens, model railway displays and a miniature railway. Jubilee Gardens provides views over Beer Beach and the surrounding coastline.

Further east, Lyme Regis is known for its sandy and shingle beaches, historic Cobb harbour and fossil-hunting opportunities. Browse our collection of coastal cottages in Lyme Regis if you’re considering a stay along the Dorset section of the Jurassic Coast.


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