


Orcombe Point marks the western end of the Jurassic Coast — red sandstone cliffs, pebble beaches and the Geoneedle sculpture offer dramatic coastal geology and layered strata for wide-angle landscapes and intimate foreground textures. Best at sunrise or sunset for warm light on the cliffs; low tide reveals fossil-bearing rock and tidal pools. Accessible via a small car park off the B3178 and a short walk from Exmouth; paths are mostly firm but check tides and weather. Weekdays and early mornings



Orcombe Point marks the western end of the Jurassic Coast — red sandstone cliffs, pebble beaches and the Geoneedle sculpture offer dramatic coastal geology and layered strata for wide-angle landscapes and intimate foreground textures. Best at sunrise or sunset for warm light on the cliffs; low tide reveals fossil-bearing rock and tidal pools. Accessible via a small car park off the B3178 and a short walk from Exmouth; paths are mostly firm but check tides and weather. Weekdays and early mornings