Seaton Tourist Information Centre

"Our Aim is to provide accurate information and
outstanding service to both visitors and residents alike."

Whether you are a visitor to the area or a local resident, the staff of the Seaton TIC aim to help by advising you on local attractions, transport, accommodation, activities and entertainment. As well as calling on their own local knowledge, they are able to use a wide range of reference sources, including the internet, to provide you with the information you require.

News: National Express and Brittany Ferries Agent

Seaton Tourist Information Centre are now agents for National Express and Brittany Ferries, so give us a call or pop in to book your coach or ferry travel.

Seaton: A Gateway Town to the Jurassic Coast

Tucked away in a corner of East Devon, is the beautiful, unspoilt Axe Valley. At the mouth of the River Axe is the friendly, coastal resort of Seaton.

The mile-long beach at Seaton is excellent for water sports, from sailing and swimming, to diving and windsurfing.

Seaton's unique tramway runs inland, along the Axe estuary, to the medieval market town of Colyton and is perfect for birdwatchers, transport enthusiasts or those who simply want to watch the beautiful riverside scenery glide by. Next to the tramway is the new Seaton Marshes Nature Reserve. The installation of a viewing hide and wheelchair-friendly paths means this beautiful area and its wildlife - wildfowl and wading birds in winter; dragonflies and butterflies in summer - are now easily accessible all year round.

The town itself has many small shops including a greengrocer, fishmonger and butcher, which have disappeared from so many other high streets, which are perfect for a self-catering holiday. There is also the Axe Valley Heritage Museum, which houses a fine collection of local photographs, archaeological finds and period costume.

If you long for bygone days when life was slower and specialist shops offered service with a smile, try exploring Seaton.