Lyme Bay Holidays, we are a family-run business with more than 30 years’ experience, you can trust us to make your holiday in Lyme Bay unique and memorable. Our range of cottages are situated throughout this area of the Jurassic Coast which is situated within the only World Heritage site in England. From Lyme Regis, through Charmouth to Bridport and West Bay and the beautiful surrounding towns and villages, whether you desire a beach day or maybe a walk with the family or dog to Golden Cap, the highest point on the South Coast the area offers a variety of options for your ideal stay in Devon or Dorset.

This delightful 16th century cottage is superbly situated in one of the most sought after locations in the heart of the Devon village of Beer. Whilst retaining all of its character and charm, the property has been recently refurbished to a high standard providing very comfortable holiday accommodation. Tucked away behind the village main street, the cottage is just a few steps from the shops, pubs and restaurants and just a two minute walk to the beach.Please note: A maximum of two dogs are accepted. Dogs are charged per week (or part week). GROUND FLOOR, Entrance porch Open plan lounge and dining room with open fire, Kitchen, Pretty cottage garden to the front with seating. FIRST FLOOR, Bed 1: Kingsize bed & TV, Bed 2: Twin beds, Bed 3: Single bed Bathroom: Bath, shower over bath, w.c. Off-road parking for 1 small car (parking permit provided for EDDC car park opposite cottage for longer vehicles), Logs for open for fire not supplied but available locally, Linen and towels included Cot and Highchair supplied (no cot linen)

This charming fishing village in south-east Devon grew up around a smugglers' cove and its fascinating history makes it popular with visitors - particularly exciting is the story of smuggler Jack Rattenbury, nicknamed "Rob Roy of the West". Visit the famous Beer Quarry Caves, where 19th century smugglers like Jack would store contraband, and which are the main source in England for Beer stone, used in the construction of many cathedrals and churches and even in Buckingham Palace. A large part of Beer's history revolved around the making of lace, and former customers have included Queen Victoria (the flounce for her wedding dress was made here) and the Prince and Princess of Wales. Today the main feature of Beer life is fishing, and since there is no harbour it is a daily occurrence to see boats winched up the beach using steel cables. Be sure to sample some of their haul in one of the delightful restaurants that dot the area, or hire a motor-boat and try some mackerel-fishing for yourself!