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Stuart Line Cruises is a multi-award-winning, family-run passenger boat company, operating since 1968 from the traditional seaside town of Exmouth, in Devon. Now running for over 50 years, they are proud members of Devon's Top Attractions and attend regular tourism events, conferences and exhibitions, showcasing Devon as the best destination in the UK.
As well as offering regular cruises of the calm-assured waters of the River Exe throughout the year, Stuart Line Cruises have become famous for their winter Guided Bird Watching cruises and Day Trips to the English Riviera as well as outstanding circular cruises of East Devon's Jurassic Coast - England's Only Natural UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In addition, they run Exeter Canal Cruises on select dates throughout the year, landing in the heart of the Cathedral City of Exeter, allowing passengers to explore the historic quayside and soak up its cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Stuart Line Cruises' vessels are comfortable and modern, offering an open-top deck with blankets and a covered and heated saloon on the lower deck, making them an all-weather attraction. They work closely with fellow members of Devon's Top Attractions, offering joint tickets at excellent value.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult (From) | £7.50 per ticket |
| Child (From) | £5.00 per ticket |
All of our cruises and details of these can be found on our website
https://www.stuartlinecruises.co.uk/
From Junction 30 off M5 motorway follow A376 to Exmouth (also brown tourism signs). Then follow signs for the sea front. At the sea front turn right, Stuart Line Cruises is at the end of the road.
Sat Nav follow postcode EX8 1FE
We are a 10 minute flat walk from Exmouth Train station & town centre. Leave station & walk past M&S Food Hall follow pavement to Rugby Club. Follow rugby field along Langerwehe Way, turn left into Camperdown Terrace, right into Victoria Road. Find us opposite the Beach Pub.
| Stuart Line Cruises (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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* Sailing all year round no matter the weather!
Devon's Top Attractions Quality Stamp 2017
British Coach Tourism Awards 2020 - Finalist 2020
Visit Devon Tourism Awards - Best Small Attraction - 2018 2018
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