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  Welcome to Stuart Line Cruises’ August Newsletter! August’s edition will include a round-up of the following highlights from this rather damp but glorious month as well as details of what to look out for in the next few weeks: The…

  Welcome to Stuart Line Cruises’ July Newsletter! July’s edition will include a round-up of the following highlights from this glorious month as well as details of what to look out for in the next few weeks: Private Charter  #2minutebeachclean The…

  Welcome to Stuart Line Cruises’ June Newsletter! June’s newsletter will include a round-up of the following highlights from the month of June as well as details of what to look out for in the next few weeks: Summer Solstice Upcoming Special Events Devon in…

  Welcome to Stuart Line Cruises’ May Newsletter! May has been a wonderfully exciting month with our first Exeter Canal Cruise of the year, among several other special events and looking ahead, we are hugely excited for the commencement of…

  Welcome to Stuart Line Cruises’ April Newsletter! This month has seen the the official start of our summer season, with Jurassic Coast Cruises, Round Robin Cruises and some glorious weather to boot!  April’s newsletter will include a round-up of…

A blustery afternoon with sunny periods and occasional showers for the last birdwatching cruise of the season. A Peregrine flew from the estuary past us to land on Exmouth church tower. Kite surfers were again busy offshore and only about…

The penultimate guided birdwatching cruise today saw highlights from the Brent Geese putting in aerial displays near Turf Lock with at least 400 birds showing well. The pick of the birds today was 20+ Sanderling on sandbars north of Powderham…

A very wet and windy cruise today: not very spring-like at all! Kite surfers were having a great time off Exmouth, but had effectively cleared the area of birds. A Peregrine showed briefly around Exmouth church tower and the ‘resident’…

Good Numbers of dark bellied Brent Geese today with these birds seen throughout the Estuary and 400+ downstream of Turf Lock. The Slavonian Grebe put in an appearance between Cockwood and Starcross with 10+ Great crested Grebe showing in both…