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No matter if you are organising a trip for a community group, or you are a coach tour operator, we are here to help. On this page, you will find a list of resources you can use for your social media, your website or printed material to help spread the word about your trip to a wider audience. If there is anythign else we are able to help and assist with, please do not heistate to fill in the form below to ask!

Photos & Video

We have a range of photographs taken to help promote a range of Cruises that can be used in both high quality print, email, social media or your website. You are free to use the photographs for the purpose of helping to promote any trips and/or Stuart Line Cruises.

If you wish to use any photographs for the purpose of not marketing trips or Stuart line Cruises directly, please credit the photographs linking to www.stuartlinecruises.co.uk.

Please follow the link below which will take you to our Dropbox folder. We have loads of photographs & video available to use that we are constantly updating:

Printed Material

We have a range of leaflets printed that we can send directly to you. If you would like any printed material specifically printed, please contact us below to see if we can help.

Alternatively, please download via the link below:

  • General Leaflet
  • Groups Leaflet

 

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    Blogs, Newsletters and Articles

     

    We are always updating our blog, below, in date order (newest added first) are our latest blog articles, newsletters and articles all available for you to use when helping to sell any trips or come up with page copy ideas. Please let us know if you need any specific help with writing any copy for your website or marketing material.

    GUIDED BIRD WATCHING – Thursday 25th January

    By Stuart Line Cruises | 26 January 2024

    A beautiful sunny winter’s day again, perfect for a birdwatching cruise on the Exe Estuary with great company. We left Exmouth Marina and cruised along the edge of Pole sands where we had splendid views of Curlew, Oystercatchers Herring Gulls and DB Brent Geese with a glimpse of a few Eider Ducks in the distance…

    GUIDED BIRD WATCHING – Wednesday 24th January

    By Stuart Line Cruises | 26 January 2024

    A beautiful sunny winter’s lunchtime, perfect for a birdwatching cruise on the Exe Estuary with great company. We left Exmouth Marina and cruised along the edge of Pole sands where we nearly had superb views of Curlew, Oyster Catchers Herring gulls and DB Brent Geese, when a military aircraft flew low overhead and disturbed every…

    Guided Bird Watching – Tuesday 23rd January

    By Stuart Line Cruises | 23 January 2024

    Another day, another named storm! Today was Storm Jocelyn, which brought strong winds to the estuary again. A Great Northern Diver was soon spotted off Shelley Beach (and on the return it was in mid-channel), with ones, twos and small groups of Great Crested Grebes and Red-breasted Mergansers between there and Cockwood, with a female…

    Guided Bird Watching – Monday 22nd January

    By Stuart Line Cruises | 23 January 2024

    We headed up the estuary in the aftermath of Storm Isha, which passed through overnight leaving a sunny day but still a strong north-westerly winds blowing down the estuary. Making for the ornithological pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, saw a Shag sitting on a buoy (of course) and the first of…

    Guided Bird Watching – Thursday 11th January

    By Stuart Line Cruises | 13 January 2024

    Just before setting sail from Exmouth quay, visitors upstairs witnessed an excellent ‘fly past’ by around 12 Dark bellied Brent geese which flew low right over the boat. In stunning sunshine we cruised along the edge of Pole sands where we had good views of at least 20 Dark bellied Brent geese swimming along the…

    Guided Bird Watching – Wednesday 10th January

    By Stuart Line Cruises | 12 January 2024

    Another beautiful sunny winters morning perfect for a birdwatching cruise on the Exe Estuary with great company. We left Exmouth Marina and cruised along the edge of Pole sands where we had really good views of Curlew, Oyster Catchers Herring gulls foraging and a few DB Brent Geese were also feeding on algae and seaweed…

    Guided Bird Watching – Tuesday 9th January

    By Stuart Line Cruises | 10 January 2024

    We set off from Exmouth quay and cruised along the edge of Pole sands where we had good views of Curlew, Oyster Catchers and Herring gulls feeding. As we started sailing up the estuary we had views of a few Shags and Cormorants giving visitors the chance to see the difference between these two similar…

    Guided Bird Watching – Monday 8th January 2024

    By Stuart Line Cruises | 8 January 2024

    What a beautiful morning for the start of the New Year Birdwatching Cruises, the sun was shining with a keen NE wind, but it was dry and visibility was crystal clear – ideal for winter bird watching. As we sailed along Shelley Beach the first few birds seen were Oystercatchers a few Dark Bellied Brent…

    Guided Bird Watching – Tuesday 12th December

    By Stuart Line Cruises | 13 December 2023

    We set off from Exmouth quay into the sun and cruised along the edge of Pole sands, just offshorefrom Dawlish warren, where we had good views of Curlew, Oyster Catchers and Herring gullsfeeding. Towards the back of Pole sands some visitors had distant glimpses of the 8 Eider duckswhich have been around this area for…

    Guided Bird Watching – Monday 11th December

    By Stuart Line Cruises | 12 December 2023

    What a beautiful morning the sun was shining with very little wind the sea was flat.  As we sailed along the Seafront with Polesands exposed our first few birds were Oystercatchers a few DB Brent Geese and a couple of Curlew plenty of Herring Gulls and an odd Greater Black Backed Gull. Visibility was good with…

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