Here’s a bright early view from the 2026 Teignmouth & Shaldon calendar. Taken just after sunrise, this aerial shot looks along Teignmouth seafront with the pier stretching out into calm waters, while the River Teign estuary opens up in the distance.  coastcams.me/calendars

Here’s a peaceful sunrise moment from our 2026 Dawlish calendar at Coryton Cove. Taken just as the day begins, the long exposure smooths the sea into gentle tones while the sky fills with soft purples, pinks and golds.  coastcams.me/calendars #2026calendars #devoncalendars

Here’s a peaceful sunrise moment from our 2026 Dawlish calendar at Coryton Cove. Taken just as the day begins, the long exposure smooths the sea into gentle tones while the sky fills with soft purples, pinks and golds.  coastcams.me/calendars #2026calendars #devoncalendars

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Here’s a striking pre-sunrise scene from the 2026 Dawlish calendar. This photo captures the new stilling basin just as the first light begins to lift the horizon. A fresh, modern look at a spot that’s quickly become part of Dawlish’s coastal character. coastcams.me/calendars

Here’s a lovely wide view for the 2026 Dawlish Warren calendar. Taken from the footbridge, you’ve got Brunel Holiday Park on the left, the railway station straight ahead, and the coastline stretching away to the right with Exmouth in the distance.  coastcams.me/calendars

Taken from above the town, the shot lines up perfectly with Teignmouth Pier as the sun rises directly behind it. The golden light reflects straight across the water towards the shoreline, creating that classic, peaceful Teignmouth start to the day.  coastcams.me/calendars

Here’s a standout sunrise scene for the 2026 Dartmouth calendar. Taken high above the town, the photo captures dawn breaking over the River Dart with the Galeón Andalucía moored below, the striking replica tall ship featured in Pirates of the Caribbean.  coastcams.me/calendars

Here’s a dramatic sunrise scene from the 2026 Dartmouth calendar. Taken high above the town, this view looks across to Kingswear and down towards the mouth of the River Dart as mist drifts through the valley.  coastcams.me/calendars #2026calendars #devoncalendars

Here’s a gentle sunrise moment from Boat Cove for the Dawlish 2026 calendar. Taken just as the first light spread across the sky, the soft colours reflect beautifully over the water and along the sea wall.  coastcams.me/calendars #2026calendars #devoncalendars #dawlish

Here’s a crisp aerial view for the 2026 Dawlish Warren calendar. This drone shot looks across the sweeping curve of Dawlish Warren beach and up the River Exe estuary.  coastcams.me/calendars #2026calendars #devoncalendars #visitsouthdevon #dawlishwarren

Teignmouth Spit as the first light of day pours in over the sea. The Larry (Teign mist) drifts along the estuary, catching the warm glow of the rising sun and creating that beautiful mix of light, colour and calm that makes this spot so special. coastcams.me/calendars

Here’s a calm evening moment from the 2026 Teignmouth & Shaldon calendar. Taken from Teignmouth Harbour just after sunset, the sky was still glowing with soft colours as the light faded over the estuary.  coastcams.me/calendars #2026calendars #devoncalendars #teignmouth

Here’s the January moment from our 2026 Dawlish Warren calendar. This was taken from the top of the steps just before sunrise, as the first light began to colour the sky in soft pinks and gentle oranges.  coastcams.me/calendars

A GWR IET races along the sea wall just as the sun lifts over the horizon, lighting up the sky with those soft colours. It’s one of those classic Dawlish scenes where the railway, coastline and sunrise all come together perfectly. coastcams.me/calendars #2026calendars

This long-exposure shot looks across the estuary as the ferries glide through the frame, leaving soft light trails over the water. Kingswear sits quietly in the background, its lights still glowing as the day begins to wake.  coastcams.me/calendars

They’re filling out beautifully now, fluffy feathers turning thicker by the day, and both are looking wonderfully healthy on the Brook. Mum and Dad have them confidently paddling about, even right up near the flowing water, and they handled it like pros. 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

They’re three weeks old now and really starting to fill out. Proper little chunky fluffballs drifting along together. Still glued to one another as they explore, and always a joy to watch on a cold winter morning. 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

Long-exposure shots from this morning along the Dawlish sea wall. I managed to catch two trains just minutes apart. A @CrossCountryUK heading up the line and a @GWRHelp coming down. It’s a lovely way to show how the railway and the coast live side by side here. 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

At 6:45 this morning, the sea wall was completely still. Sunrise was still an hour away, but you could already see the first light building behind the clouds on the horizon. Just the sound of the water and the railway stretching quietly along the coast. 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

The cygnets are packing on the grams — and quickly. Every time we see them, they seem a little bigger, a little fluffier, and a lot hungrier. This morning, they were out again, doing what they do best: eating nonstop and exploring the edges of the brook. 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

Our two black swan cygnets are now three weeks old and doing brilliantly. You can really see the growth kicking in — a little bigger, a little braver each day — but still keeping close to mum and dad as they potter around the brook. 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

Coryton Cove in the morning, our favourite little hideaway in Dawlish, and even better when you get it all to yourself. The sky was slowly waking up with those soft yellow tones on the horizon, the pebbles were glistening, and the only sound was the water. 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

Our two little black swan cygnets are now just over two weeks old, and they’re thriving. You can almost see them growing by the hour — tiny fluffballs turning into confident youngsters right before our eyes. 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #BlackSwans #Cygnets

Cold, quiet and wrapped in thick cloud. It’s only 4°C out there now and you can feel winter settling in along the shoreline. The old rowing boats were catching what little light there was, and the breakwater was just a dark shape against the horizon.  📷 @BeachCamsMan

An hour before sunrise, Dawlish was still fast asleep, but the sky was already putting on a quiet show. This is the view next to the viaduct, looking out over the stilling basin, that deep blue just before the first hint of dawn.  📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #SouthDevon #SeaWall

Stepping out at 6 a.m. into the cold, with only 4°C on the thermometer and a heavy blanket of cloud overhead, there’s a unique kind of anticipation. That moment when the world is still dark, quiet, and waiting. 📷 @BeachCamsMan #Dawlish #DevonCoast #UKCoast

🖤🌿 Breakfast on the lawn! The Dawlish cygnets were out early this morning, enjoying a breakfast of fresh, dewy grass, one of their absolute favourites! 🦢💧 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #BlackSwans #Cygnets #Wildlife #Devon #NatureLovers

It’s hard to believe it’s already been a week since these two fluffy little Black Swan cygnets hatched! 🐣💦 You can keep up with their adventures live 24/7 on Black Swan Cam at free.coastcams.com 🦢 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #BlackSwans #Cygnets #Wildlife #SouthDevon

The two Black Swan cygnets are already starting to explore the world beyond their nest — venturing out for little waddles under the watchful eye of mum, Kimba. 🦢 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #BlackSwans #Cygnets #DawlishBrook #Wildlife #SouthDevon #NatureMoments

We’re so excited to share that two Black Swan cygnets have hatched this morning here in Dawlish! Kimba and Bert have been keeping a close watch over their nest for the past few weeks, and now their tiny new arrivals are snuggled safely under mum’s wings. 📷 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

🌅 A Peaceful Sunday Morning in Dawlish 🌊 It was a brisk morning down on Dawlish seafront today — the kind that wakes you right up! ❄️ 📍 Dawlish, South Devon 📸 @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #SouthDevon #CoastalPhotography #SundayMorning #SeasideCalm

What an incredible sunset tonight! The sky absolutely lit up over Dawlish, with golden fire and streaks of violet painting the clouds. I couldn’t resist — grabbed the drone and raced down to the seafront just in time to capture the town glowing. 📸 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

Yesterday morning’s sunrise put on a breathtaking show across the horizon — captured here from Dawlish breakwater in a long exposure that smooths the sea into glass and paints the sky in fire and gold. 📍 Dawlish, South Devon 📸 @beachcamsman.bsky.social  | #Dawlish #SouthDevon

Another stunning moment from this morning — just as the sun began to rise over the horizon, painting the sea and sky in shades of gold and amber. You can almost feel the calm as the first trains of the day roll along the line. 📍Dawlish Sea Wall 📸 Captured by @beachcamsman.bsky.social

In these photos, Bert stands watching while Kimba stays warm on the nest, protecting their precious eggs. It’s only a matter of days now until we welcome the next generation of Dawlish’s famous black swans! 📍 Dawlish Waterfowl 📸 Captured by @beachcamsman.bsky.social

This morning’s photo from Boat Cove captures that calm, peaceful moment before sunrise, the lights of Dawlish still glowing as the sky begins to wake. 📍 Boat Cove, Dawlish 📸 Captured by @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #SouthDevon #BoatCove #LongExposure #HDRPhotography

I was out early this morning — long before most alarms went off — and caught the first glow of the sun as it began to peek beneath the clouds.  📍 Dawlish Seawall, South Devon 📸 Captured by @beachcamsman.bsky.social

This is Kimba, one of our beautiful black swans, carefully tending to her nest by the Brook. She’s currently keeping a couple of precious eggs warm, and if all goes well, we could be welcoming some fluffy new cygnets in the next week or two! 📸 Captured by @beachcamsman.bsky.social

What a way to start the day — calm seas, golden light and that first hint of warmth breaking over the horizon. Captured just after 7 am this morning, the sea was perfectly still and the colours were stunning. 📸 Captured by @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #Sunrise #SouthDevon #SeaWall

In this long exposure photo taken early this morning, a GWR train speeds up the line while a lone runner makes their way down the wall — two streaks of light heading in opposite directions. 📸 Captured by @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #SeaWall #SouthDevon #RailwayPhotography

This photo was taken around 6 a.m. this morning, moments before the rain clouds swept over Dawlish. The wind was high, and you can see it in the movement of the clouds, but it made for an incredibly long exposure. 📸 Captured by @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #SeaWall #SouthDevon

I went for a walk this morning and couldn’t resist capturing a few shots — the light was incredible, the sea calm, and those autumn skies were showing off beautifully. It might be a bit chilly, but the views more than make up for it! 📍 Dawlish, South Devon 📸 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

This morning, I spotted Mum (Kimba) settled patiently on the nest while Dad (Bert) gathered fresh materials nearby. Beautiful teamwork in action. 📍 Dawlish Brook 📸 @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #BlackSwans #BirdLife #NatureWatch #AvianMoments

I set up for a long exposure. The wind whipped the clouds into motion, creating this dramatic, streaking effect across the sky. Fancy this on a canvas? coastcams.me/stilling 📍 Dawlish, South Devon 📸 @beachcamsman.bsky.social  #Dawlish #SouthDevon #LongExposure #StormySkies #SeascapePhotography

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🚆 Light Trails 🌊 This shot was taken as a local train made its way from Dawlish Warren into Dawlish. I opened the shutter just as it came around the bend — and let the light paint its path across the frame before closing it again. 📍Dawlish Sea Wall 📸 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

I took this shot around 6am and didn’t realise until later what I’d captured — that long, faint line one-third from the right isn’t a shooting star… It’s the Starlink satellite train streaking across the dawn sky! 🌌 📍Dawlish Sea Wall 📸 @beachcamsman.bsky.social

This morning at Coryton Cove, just before sunrise 🌅 By leaving the shutter open for around three minutes, the sea transformed into glass — perfectly still, reflecting the deep purples and fiery reds of the dawn sky. 📍 Coryton Cove, Dawlish 📸 Captured by @beachcamsman.bsky.social

I sprinted up the bridge stairs just in time to catch this scene — a @GWRHelp #IET speeding up-country along the Dawlish Sea Wall. With the shutter held open, the train transformed into a glowing streak of light against a purple and pink sunrise sky. 📸 Captured by @beachcamsman.bsky.social