Exmouth's Big Beach Bus

Big Beach Bus – Exmouth No. 95 – Straight to our Door!

The open-top ‘Big Beach Bus’ hit the road earlier than normal this year to coincide with the opening of Devon Cliffs Holiday Park and the start of our main season too. The 95 route connects Sandy Bay & World of Country Life with Exmouth sea front and town centre.
The bus has been revamped with a fun, new look celebrating everything that is best about the beach but retains the name the ‘Big Beach Bus’ as it was originally suggested by Littleham CofE Primary School children back in 2014.

To celebrate the launch of the new bus, Littleham school children wrote poems about a trip aboard the bus. The winning poem was written by pupils in Year Four, ages 8 to 9, with two runner-up poems written by Taylor-Rose Anslow and Daniel Jeeves in Year Six. The poems will be displayed in the interior of the bus, providing customers with an entertaining read as they enjoy their journey up to us at World of Country Life from Exmouth sea front.

Some of the team joined the class who collaborated on the winning poem for the first trip of 2018. We were met at Sandy Bay by Stagecoach South West Managing Director Bob Dennison, the Mayor of Exmouth Brian Cole and some of the team from Devon Cliffs.

Here at the World of country Life, we know the 95 bus service is vital for a lot of families wanting to join us for the day and this brand new look is just fabulous. What do you think?

If you need to plan your journey on the 95 Big Beach Bus to visit us, click here to view the website.

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