Visit Sidmouth with picture of 'The Fiddler' statue.
Landscape towards sea with family group
Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

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The countryside around Sidmouth is so precious that it has been designated as an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ or ‘AONB’. For more information please visit www.eastdevonaonb.org.uk

Cliff path walkers

The East Devon AONB is just that – outstanding! It is part of the same family of protected landscapes that also includes National Parks. In addition the geology of East Devon and Dorset coastline is so special that it has been designated as England’s first natural World Heritage Site- the Jurassic Coast.

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The Stagecoach 157 service gets you along the Triassic red cliffs, this area used to be a desert 225 million years ago! to Exmouth at the start of the World Heritage Coast. This route also allows you to explore the remarkable landscapes of the Pebblebed Commons, Budleigh Salterton and the Otter Estuary, or walk in the footsteps of Sir Walter Raleigh.

Eat local, buy local - If you are feeling peckish, take the Stagecoach 52B service to Honiton, via the Saxon village of Sidbury. Sample seasonal fayre at the Honiton farmers market or learn more about its fascinating lace-making history.

Access the Jurassic CoastlinX53 service at Sidford if you want to travel back in time along the World Heritage Site.

Memorable walks & wild days out - For something a little different, the Axe Valley Mini Travel 899 service gets you into the heart of the picturesque villages of Branscombe and Beer. It makes the ideal service for creating your own circular walks by linking up with the South West Coast Path or visiting the Donkey Sanctuary, Beer Quarry Caves and Pecorama attractions.

To enjoy a car(e) free day out from Sidmouth using public transport visit www.traveline.org.uk or telephone 0870 608 2 608.

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