Darts Farm City To Sea

Explore the world-class exe estuary

Our Exe Estuary is so beautifully unique; from city to sea, there is so much to discover and the best way to explore all of it is by bike! Here at Darts Farm, we seem to have found ourselves in the perfect location, at the start and finish of the 26-mile loop.

Along the trail there are so many different routes you can take; all varying in length and difficulty. There are plenty of places to stop for refuel along the route; The Turf Locks, River Exe Café, Mickeys, the list goes on! Also, there are plenty of little shortcuts and ferries you can jump on; from Starcross to Exmouth and Mike’s Ferry at Topsham.

View our City to Sea Routes

For bike hire bookings & enquiries please call 01392 878205

British Classics

Pedal away on a Pashley

Our bikes are handmade British classics. If you see yourself on a heritage model such as a Pashley or a Dawes tandem, you’ve come to the right place.

NEW FOR THIS SEASON ~ ELECTRIC BIKES!
Discover the Exe Estuary Trail effortlessly by hiring our brand new E-bikes!

Fun for all of the family...

For the little ones, we have Isla bikes, which are easy to operate with small hands.
For bookings & enquiries please call 01392 878205

Pack up a picnic

Fuel your adventure with local treats

Our food hall is always a feast for the senses but comes into its own when you’re looking for delicious, locally produced treats to pack up and ride off with.

For a quick and easy solution, why not order one of our West Country Picnic Hampers and collect on the day?

Foodie Hampers

Price list

	3 HOUR (AM hire until 1pm, PM hire from 2pm)	FULL DAY
ADULT BIKE	£18	£24
CHILD BIKE (suitable for 12 & Under)	£14	£18
E-BIKE	£35	£50
TANDEM	£35	£45
TRAILER	£14	£18
TAG-A-LONG	£10	£15
CHILD SEAT	£10	£15
FAMILY 2 + 2	£55	£75
3RD CHILD OR MORE	£8	£10

All bike hire includes a helmet & lock!
Please note : E-Bikes require a passport or driving licence

For bookings & enquiries please call 01392 878205

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