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Join us for a walk on the wild side… We are super excited to announce the release of the Fossil Coast Books Co beautiful brand new book, which is all about the Jurassic Coast! The book is aimed at 8+ years and beautifully illustrates a highly complex story in a very easy-to-understand format which is…

Are you looking for some inspiration for days out with the family this Bank Holiday weekend? Days out in Devon don’t get better than being out on the water and we have enjoyed a truly wonderful start to the Easter weekend today – this glorious sunshine and got us feeling very excited for the summer…

Welcome to Stuart Line Cruises’ Winter Roundup! For those of you who are new to our blog, welcome! And for those who have been loyal readers for some time, welcome back to your favourite read of the month! Ahoy, one and all! How are we 5 days into April already? It seems like yesterday that…

Coach Holidays: Pensioners’ paradise or the environmentally-friendly future of UK travel? It is no new news that the Stuart family have been proud supporters and loyal advocates for the group travel industry for many years now. Since 2015, Stuart Line Cruises have been members of the Coach Tourism Association (CTA) – an organisation which enables…

Stuart Line will officially take on TCS London Marathon 2023, as two of the team sign up for the challenge in aid of charities held close to their hearts. Karis and Lauren can most often be found in the Booking Office – they work closely alongside each other in the general running of the office…

Today was the last cruise for this season and it did not disappoint It was yet another dry one with little sunshine and a cold light wind but perfect for a birding cruise on the estuary. DB Brent Geese were on view near Pole Sands near Dawlish Warren. Again today Shag and Cormorant around the Cockwood…

Today was the penultimate cruise for this season and did not disappoint It was yet another dry one with very little sunshine and a very cold light wind but perfect for a birding cruise on the estuary. DB Brent Geese were on view near Pole Sands near Dawlish Warren. Again today Shag and Cormorant were…

Todays cruise was yet another dry one with very little sunshine and a cold light wind perfect for a birding cruise on the estuary.  DB Brent Geese were on view near the Marina and Bull Hill Sand Bar. Again today Shag and Cormorant were near the Exe mouth with many seen resting, fishing, and drying…

Todays cruise was another dry one with a bit of sunshine but a cold light wind perfect for a birding cruise on the estuary. 3 Grey Seals were seen heading out and along the Sea front as we started our cruise, with DB Brent Geese on view near the Marina. Shag and Cormorant were near…

We had another very pleasant, spring-like cruise this afternoon. After a brief glimpse of a Grey Seal off Exmouth sea front, we found no less than three of them on the Can-Doo. It looked as though yesterday’s two were still loafing on the back of the boat, while a third had actually managed to get…