Orcombe Point

Beautifully scenic location between Exmouth and Sandy Bay (Devon Cliffs Holiday Park being the notable on land location there) notable for the Geoneedle which denotes the westernmost point of the Jurassic coastline area of the British coast. A nice spot on a lovely walk (a little hilly, but not completely inaccessible for those with mild mobility impairments). I was there in April 2022 when the weather was dry and sunny, but the well-trodden footpaths did seem to indicate in wetter conditions it might be quite boggy / slippery underfoot. There's also a fenced off slope just off to one side of the Geoneedle which was covered in memorials to loved ones since passed. Out of respect I did not pry or investigate closer, but there are implicitly darker/sadder overtones to that, obviously. Nearby Exmouth would be the closest amenities, and I would recommend wearing sturdy shoes for walking to the Point.

Stunning views and a great place to good for a good walk. You can even take your dog with you. As far as I could tell it was a truly lovely place.

Possibly my favourite beachspot in Exmouth, especially when the tide is out enough to walk around to the 'other side'.It's definitely a favourite with dog owners .

Stunning views. Great for families & people of all abilities. Not wheelchair friendly though up over cliff walk. Stay off edges but great for photography in all weathers to capture the different seasons. Also stunning backdrop for sunrise sunset. Beautiful sandy beaches & lovely ice cream. Dog friendly beaches & No dogs allowed areas. So suits all.

The outermost edge of Exmouth beach, you can reach it by walking on thr beach, or on the promenade gping sligthly uphill. Near the rocky outcropping there is a trail with stairs going from the beach to the top of the cliff, so don't attempt to go across the tip through the water, the rocks are slippery, and very hazardous.One at the top you can take in the views, and this is also the starting point for the Jurassic coast trail goig far along the coast to the east. After a few minutes walk, on the right there will be a set of stairs, going down on the eastern side of the cliff, so you can descend on a second beach, more rocky and secluded, with nice views. Not recommended for people with low mobility or disabilities without assistance, as rocks can be slippery when wet.

Beautiful spot. Very dramatic on a cold windy February day! Imagine it's pretty busy in the summer, but worth visiting any time of year. Footpaths are also well-drained and wheelchair-accessible as far as the point itself.

Great place to spend the day. This is a beautiful west most end of Jurassic coast. West wards it would be the sandy beach. You can have a wonderful view of you climb up through the foot path. The beach is Dog friendly until 1st of May and after September

Lovely walk with stunning views, some mild gradients. Suitable for young and old, but not accessible for mobility scooters and wheelchairs much past the spire (or whatever you want to call the large pointy thing). Keep away from the edge as there was evidence of erosion/ minor cliff fall along the route.

Must see if you are in Exmouth. Beautiful scenery and walk along the beach.

A very beautiful and peaceful place to visit. This is on the south East coastal path. Very nice looking over the cliffs and looking down on the beach below. On a good day you can see for miles around.