Exmouth's 157 - Take a leisurely stroll along the Jurassic Coast between Exmouth, Budleigh Salterton and Sidmouth with Stagecoach's hourly 157.

Nestled near Exmouth on the Devon coast, Littleham is a picture-perfect village begging to be explored. Think charming thatched cottages, winding lanes, and a friendly atmosphere that will instantly make you feel welcome. You won’t need a car to enjoy the best of Littleham, either!

From the village, it’s a pleasant walk to the South West Coast Path where you can enjoy stunning views across Lyme Bay. Budleigh Salterton, with its unique pebble beach and delightful cafes, is within easy reach by foot or a short bus ride away.

Back in Littleham, be sure to pop into the local pub for a tasty meal and a pint of local ale. It’s the perfect spot to relax after a day of exploring the beautiful Devon countryside, knowing you’ve discovered these hidden gems without the hassle of driving.

East Budleigh is a delightful Devon village, steeped in history and surrounded by beautiful countryside. It’s a fantastic destination if you’re exploring the area car-free – the local bus service makes it a breeze to reach from nearby towns and coastal spots. In fact, travelling this way gives you more time to soak up the views without having to worry about parking!

The village itself is charming, with thatched cottages and a relaxed atmosphere. It’s famous as the birthplace of Sir Walter Raleigh; you can visit Raleigh’s childhood home, Hayes Barton, a beautiful Elizabethan farmhouse just outside the village. A short walk takes you to the picturesque River Otter, ideal for a peaceful stroll along the banks.

For those seeking more energetic pursuits, the South West Coast Path is easily accessible by bus from East Budleigh. This provides stunning coastal walks, rewarding you with breathtaking sea views. Afterwards, you could pop into one of East Budleigh’s friendly pubs or cafes for a well-deserved refreshment. It’s a perfect way to spend a day in Devon.

Otterton, nestled in the heart of Devon, is a delightful village that’s surprisingly easy to explore even without a car. Forget parking woes and simply hop on a bus for a relaxing ride through the rolling countryside.

The village itself is picture-postcard perfect, with thatched cottages and the River Otter meandering through it. Otterton Mill is a must-see, a working watermill where you can watch flour being ground and enjoy a delicious cream tea.

From Otterton, you can easily access the South West Coast Path. A bus to nearby Budleigh Salterton opens up stunning coastal walks in either direction. Head east for dramatic red cliffs or west towards the tranquil Otter Estuary Nature Reserve. It’s all part of the fun, enjoying the landscape from the bus window on the way there!

Bicton Park Botanical Gardens, nestled in the heart of Devon, is a real treat, and getting there by bus is a lovely way to soak in the countryside views. No need to worry about parking; just sit back and enjoy the scenery rolling past!

Once there, you’ll discover a world of horticultural wonders. Explore the Palm House, a Victorian marvel, or wander through the Italian Garden with its formal layouts and tranquil ponds.

The Hermitage Garden offers a quiet escape, and the woodland walks are perfect for a relaxing stroll. Don’t miss the Bicton Woodland Railway – a charming little train ride.

Afterwards, why not hop back on the bus and head to the nearby coastal town of Budleigh Salterton? A pebble beach and quaint shops await, offering a perfect end to a car-free day of exploration.

Nestled in the Otter Valley, Newton Poppleford is a delightful Devon village just begging to be explored. It’s the kind of place where life slows down, and you can truly appreciate the beauty of the English countryside. Reaching it by bus adds to the charm, letting you watch the scenery unfold without worrying about parking.

Once there, wander along the River Otter, a haven for wildlife, or pop into one of the village’s traditional pubs for a taste of local ales and hearty food. Just a short bus ride away, you’ll find the dramatic Jurassic Coast, perfect for a bracing walk and fossil hunting. Or, head inland to explore the rolling hills and quaint villages dotted across the Devon landscape – all easily accessible, making your car-free adventure a breeze.