Discover the East Devon National Landscape: Nature's Masterpiece on England's Jurassic Coast

Welcome to East Devon National Landscape – a spellbinding slice of the South West where rolling green hills meet dramatic coastal cliffs, and every footpath leads to a new adventure.

Formerly known as the East Devon AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), this officially designated National Landscape is one of England’s most spectacular natural treasures. From the ancient woodlands and wildflower meadows to the fossil-rich cliffs of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, East Devon is where nature’s drama and serenity collide in the most beautiful way.

Why Visit East Devon National Landscape?

Unrivalled Natural Beauty
Spanning over 100 square miles, the East Devon National Landscape is a haven for walkers, nature lovers, photographers, and seekers of peace and quiet. Think winding country lanes, hidden valleys, and panoramic views that will have you reaching for your camera every five minutes.

Coastal Wonders
This landscape hugs the UNESCO-listed Jurassic Coast, a 95-mile stretch of shoreline rich in fossils and geological marvels. Explore dramatic cliffs, golden beaches, and picturesque villages like Sidmouth, Branscombe, and Beer – perfect for lazy days or fossil-hunting adventures.

Wildlife & Biodiversity
Home to rare species, ancient hedgerows, and protected habitats, East Devon is a biodiversity hotspot. Whether you're spotting butterflies in spring or watching migrating birds on the mudflats of the Exe Estuary, nature puts on a show all year round.

Walking & Outdoor Activities
With countless trails, including parts of the South West Coast Path, it’s a paradise for hikers, cyclists, and anyone who appreciates a good pub at the end of a long walk. (We see you.)

Sustainable Tourism in East Devon

The East Devon National Landscape champions sustainable tourism, working with local communities to protect the environment while supporting eco-conscious travel. From low-impact accommodation to locally sourced food and drink, your visit can help preserve this remarkable region for future generations.