Beer, Devon

Beer tide times

Today's high tide times at Beer are 05:10 and 17:41. Tomorrow's high tide times are 05:53 and 18:19. (Data from 20 April 2024. Visit devon-tides.com for latest tide times). Sunrise is 06:05 and sunset is 20:19. All times have been adjusted for daylight saving where appropriate.

Today's high tide heights at Beer are 3.3m and 3.3m. Tomorrow's high tide heights are 3.5m and 3.5m. The average high tide height at Beer is 3.6m. A quarter of high tides are less than 3.2m and a quarter of high tides are more than 3.9m.

Beer is a small village in Devon, England, located on the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site. The village has a population of around 1,300 people. It is situated on the coast, and its name comes from the Old English word "bearu," which means "grove" or "copse."

The village is known for its picturesque harbor, which is home to a fleet of fishing boats. The harbor is also a popular spot for recreational boating, and many people visit the village to go sailing or boat-watching.

One of the main attractions in Beer is its historic smugglers' tunnels. These tunnels were used in the 18th and 19th centuries to smuggle goods, such as tea and brandy, into the village to avoid paying taxes. The tunnels are now open to the public and can be explored on guided tours.

In addition to its harbor and smugglers' tunnels, Beer has a number of other interesting sights. The Beer Quarry Caves, which are located just outside the village, are a series of underground caverns that were once used to mine Beer stone, a type of limestone that was used in the construction of many notable buildings, including Exeter Cathedral and the Tower of London.

The village also has a number of traditional pubs and restaurants, where visitors can try local specialties, such as seafood caught fresh from the harbor. There are also several shops selling souvenirs and locally made crafts.

Each year, Beer hosts a number of events and festivals, including the Beer Regatta, which features boat races, live music, and a carnival, and the Beer Blues Festival, which attracts blues musicians from all over the country.

In conclusion, Beer is a charming and picturesque village located on the stunning Jurassic Coast. Its historic harbor and smugglers' tunnels, as well as its other attractions, make it a popular destination for visitors to Devon.

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April 2024

Beer tide times

Date Low tides High tides
Sat20
11:061.1m
23:201.1m
05:103.3m
17:413.3m
Sun21
11:450.9m
23:590.9m
05:533.5m
18:193.5m
Mon22
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12:200.7m
06:323.7m
18:553.6m
Tue23
00:340.7m
12:520.6m
07:093.8m
19:313.7m
Wed24
01:050.6m
13:220.6m
07:463.8m
20:053.8m
Thu25
01:340.6m
13:490.6m
08:213.8m
20:373.8m
Fri26
02:020.6m
14:160.7m
08:543.7m
21:063.8m

All tide times have been adjusted for daylight saving where appropriate.

Tide times and heights for Beer are based on Lyme Regis.

Please see our Frequently asked questions for more information on how these tide tables are calculated. Not to be used for navigation purposes.



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Things to see and do near Beer

If you're planning a visit to Beer, you'll find that there are plenty of things to see and do in the surrounding area. Here are just a few ideas to help you make the most of your trip.

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  • Beach House Art - Check out the Beach House Blog for guides on pressing seaweed and more!
  • Beer Beach - Located in the picturesque village of Beer in East Devon, Beer Beach is a stunning and tranquil beach offering stunning views across Lyme Bay and out to the Jurassic Coast.
  • Beer Caves - A unique experience in Beer, the Beer Caves are a network of tunnels carved out of the limestone cliffs, believed to have been used by smugglers in the 18th century. Open to the public, the Beer Caves are a great place to explore and enjoy the stunning views of the coast.
  • Beer Quarry Caves - Located near Beer on the Jurassic Coast, Beer Quarry Caves is an incredible site of archaeological and historical importance. Dating back to Roman times, the quarry is home to a variety of archaeological remains and is also a popular tourist attraction with guided tours available.
  • Beer Head - This spectacularly steep cliff face is an iconic feature of the Jurassic Coast and can be seen from Beer Beach. With stunning views across the bay, Beer Head is the perfect spot for a photo opportunity or some spectacular walks along the coast.
  • Pecorama - Pecorama is a miniature railway, model village and family attraction located near Beer in East Devon. Open to the public, Pecorama offers a great day out for the whole family with a range of activities including a steam train, a model village and a variety of shops and cafes.
  • Branscombe Beach - Located close to Beer, Branscombe Beach is a stunning beach with golden sand and crystal-clear waters. Popular with locals and visitors alike, the beach offers a great spot for swimming, sunbathing and beachcombing.
  • Black Ven - Just a short drive from Beer is the Black Ven, a stunning and rugged stretch of coastline. With a range of walks and trails through the area, the Black Ven is the perfect spot for some spectacular coastal views and exploring the unique geology of the coastline.
  • Jurassic Coast - Beer is located on the world-famous Jurassic Coast, a 95-mile stretch of coastline offering some of the most spectacular views in the country. With a range of activities and attractions to explore, the Jurassic Coast is a must-visit for anyone visiting this part of Devon.
  • Beer Fleet Nature Reserve - Beer Fleet Nature Reserve is a stunning coastal reserve located near Beer. With a range of habitats, including saltmarsh, shingle, sand dunes and grassland, the reserve is home to a variety of wildlife and is a great spot for bird-watching and nature-spotting.
  • Beer Heritage Centre - Located in the heart of Beer village, the Beer Heritage Centre is a great spot to explore the history of the area. With a range of exhibitions and displays, the centre is a great place to learn more about the history of Beer and its links to the smuggling trade in the 18th century.
  • Lyme Regis - Just a short drive from Beer, Lyme Regis is a stunning seaside town located on the Jurassic Coast. With a range of activities, attractions and shops to explore, Lyme Regis is the perfect spot for a day trip or an overnight stay.
  • East Devon Golf Club - Located in the village of Beer, East Devon Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course. Open to the public, the course is a great spot for a round of golf or some practice on the driving range.
  • Seaton Wetlands - Seaton Wetlands is a stunning reserve located close to Beer. With a range of habitats, including reed beds, marshes, ponds and woodlands, the reserve is home to a variety of wildlife and is a great spot for bird-watching and nature-spotting.
  • Sidmouth - Located just a short drive from Beer is the beautiful town of Sidmouth. With a range of activities, attractions and shops to explore, Sidmouth is the perfect spot for a day trip or an overnight stay.

There are many things to see and do near Beer. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or outdoor activities, you'll find plenty of ways to enjoy your time in the area!