Marine House at Beer Holiday Apartments situated in the charming fishing village of Beer, offer self catering apartments for rent. The three, high quality, 4-5 star superior accommodations, are only yards from the beach and within walking distances of local shops and restaurants, include towels, bed linen, Wi-fi, digital TV etc. With fine views of the village and sea and a delightful garden with quality furniture, come and enjoy a wonderful holiday in a quaint, charming town.READ MORE

Hope Cottage is a 16th century, self catering cottage, located in the picturesque fishing village of Beer, and sleeps up to five guests. Hope Cottage is only 2 minutes from the beach and offers a pretty garden and private parking, a sitting/dining room with colour TV and DVD, BBQ facilities a kitchen and more. Hope Cottage is the ideal base to explore all the attractions Devon has to offer.READ MORE

Visit Belmont House in Beer for beach, Devon coast, superior roomsREAD MORE

The Forest School Sessions offered by the Puffins at Beer Pre School offers outdoor learning sessions, whereby learners learn at their own pace and are stimulated by the understanding of the natural world, by regular visits to the woodlands surrounding the school. Outdoor learning builds self-esteem and confidence, and has a huge impact on the natural development of children. READ MORE

Steamers Restaurant is a family run establishment in Beer on the Jurassic Coast in East Devon welcoming patrons with an eclectic mix of simple Mediterranean food to classic British dishes. The menu offers a range of flavours and styles using only the freshest ingredients and includes a delectable selection of fish, meat and vegetarian choices made to order by chef Andy Williams. Enjoy the meals with a wide selection of drinks including local beers, South West wines, and soft drinks available.READ MORE

The Boatyard is situated in the picturesque fishing village of Beer on the East Devon coast, and offers three experienced boatbuilders. The Boatyard have been expert boat builders and dinghy renovators since 1994, and will also repair and maintain any class of sailing dinghy including the complete range of RS dinghies, Streakers, Graduates, Merlin Rockets, Salcombe Yawls, National 12's and International 14's, they also supply a full range of fittings, ropes and wires.READ MORE

The Dolphin Hotel is a delightful, family run establishment in Beer on East Devon's Jurassic Coast, offering 22 comfortable, spacious en-suite rooms with great facilities like colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities and more. The Dolphin Hotel boasts a restaurant that serves superb home cooked meals and local seafood, and two public bars are available for relaxation. A function room is available for hire, making the Dolphin Hotel a great venue for both the leisure and business traveller.READ MORE

The Bay View Guest House offers high quality, attractively furnished bedrooms on the sea front in the picturesque fishing village of Beer. The six en suite bedrooms are spacious and comfortable with wonderful amenities such as crisply laundered sheets, huge fluffy towels and generous hospitality trays. Excellent Full English breakfasts are offered every morning, to kick start your day before exploring all that this wonderful area has to offer. READ MORE

The Marine House at Beer is a wonderful gallery depicting the works of many local and national artists as well as crafts people, in the fishing village of Beer in the heart of the East Devon World Heritage Coast. Major solo shows from leading artists are hosted throughout the year. Three high quality two bedroomed apartments are also available for hire above the Marine House at Beer.READ MORE

The Beer Quarry Caves are a vast underground man made complex of underground caverns. The Beer Quarry Caves were created by centuries of quarrying the famous Beer stone which helped to build cathedrals, parts of Westminster Abbey and even the Tower of London, Hampton Court and Windsor Castle. Enjoy an hour long tour of the caves with trained guides who inspire with the history of the Beer stone and spend some time in the small museum containing pieces of Beer stone carved centuries ago by skilled masons - fascinating.READ MORE