Beer for Groups

​​​​​​Beer is a picturesque fishing village on the Jurassic Coast in East Devon, offering a blend of natural beauty, rich history, and charming local culture.

Things to Do in Beer

Beer Beach
A family-friendly, south-facing shingle beach surrounded by limestone cliffs. It's a working beach with an active fishing fleet, offering fishing trips and fresh seafood. Beach cafés and nearby pubs provide refreshments with sea views.

Beer Quarry Caves
Explore the man-made limestone caves that have been quarried since Roman times. Guided tours reveal the history of Beer stone, used in many cathedrals and historic buildings.

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Pecorama
A family attraction featuring beautiful gardens, model railways, and the Beer Heights Light Railway. It's a delightful spot for both children and adults.

South West Coast Path
Beer lies on this renowned trail, offering scenic walks east to Lyme Regis or west to Branscombe. The path provides stunning views of the Jurassic Coast.

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Jubilee Gardens
Overlooking the beach, these gardens are perfect for a peaceful pause during your coastal walk.

Eating and Drinking in Beer

• Fresh Seafood: Crab, oysters and daily-landed fish in the pubs and cafés overlooking the bay.
• Local Ales: Several pubs stock Devon brews; look out for guest ales at The Anchor or The Beer Pilot.
• Tea Rooms & Cafés: Perfect for homemade cakes and tea with sea views.

Nearby Attractions

Seaton Tramway: Experience a scenic ride on a narrow-gauge heritage tramway running between Seaton, Colyford, and Colyton, offering views of the Axe Valley. ​

Seaton Jurassic Discovery: An interactive centre in Seaton that brings the prehistoric world to life, ideal for families interested in the natural history of the Jurassic Coast.

Beer Coach Parking

If you're planning a group visit to Beer in East Devon by coach, Townsend Coach Park is the primary facility available for coach parking.