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We set off from Exmouth quay in glorious sunshine and cruised the calm waters between Exmouthbeach and Pole sands where many Herring gulls, Oyster Catchers, Brent Geese and a few Curlewwere feeding.Shortly after we started sailing up the estuary some…

This was my first cruise since last winter, and it was good to be back! Still recovering from a recent illness, I was hoping that my body would hold out for the duration … thankfully it did! As passengers were…

A Two Minute silence was observed by all at 11:00 to remember those who lost their lives in WW1 and WW2 for our freedom… What a beautiful start to our Birding Cruises today the sun was shining and light winds,…

With the weather at the start of our Birding Cruises a bit soggy it was great to have the sun shining today and staying dry for the whole cruise showing the birds at their beautiful best. With neap tides we…

What makes the Exe Estuary so special for wildlife and what’s the big deal? Expertly Guided Guided Bird Watching Cruises on the River Exe feature an informative live commentary from some of the very best in the business. Jo, Derek…

Torrential rain at times and dark skies didn’t dampen visitors’ spirits today and much fun was had on board with plenty of birds out on the estuary to keep us busy. The single Common Scoter was present again in the…

A very damp start to the cruise was brightened considerably by the presence of a single CommonScoter in the estuary on the edge of the Bight to the North of Dawlish Warren. A bird sometimesseen at distance offshore from Dawlish…

Is it too early to start talking about the C word? So, for some it might be a tad too early to even comprehend the idea of Christmas but for those that like to be prepared or are wanting a…

The Stuart family and their team of wonderful colleagues are delighted to be the main sponsor of The Exmouth Mail Trail, 2023. Exmouth Mail Trail is a trail, comprised of 43 beautifully crochet postbox ‘toppers’ which can be found across…