Marketing Resources
No matter if you are organising a trip for a community group, or you are a coach tour operator, we are here to help. On this page, you will find a list of resources you can use for your social media, your website or printed material to help spread the word about your trip to a wider audience. If there is anythign else we are able to help and assist with, please do not heistate to fill in the form below to ask!
Photos & Video
We have a range of photographs taken to help promote a range of Cruises that can be used in both high quality print, email, social media or your website. You are free to use the photographs for the purpose of helping to promote any trips and/or Stuart Line Cruises.
If you wish to use any photographs for the purpose of not marketing trips or Stuart line Cruises directly, please credit the photographs linking to www.stuartlinecruises.co.uk.
Please follow the link below which will take you to our Dropbox folder. We have loads of photographs & video available to use that we are constantly updating:
Printed Material
We have a range of leaflets printed that we can send directly to you. If you would like any printed material specifically printed, please contact us below to see if we can help.
Alternatively, please download via the link below:
- General Leaflet
- Groups Leaflet
Printed Material & Additional Help Request Form
Blogs, Newsletters and Articles
We are always updating our blog, below, in date order (newest added first) are our latest blog articles, newsletters and articles all available for you to use when helping to sell any trips or come up with page copy ideas. Please let us know if you need any specific help with writing any copy for your website or marketing material.
Guided Bird Watching Cruise – 3rd January 2026
The Exe Estuary is a nationally important cold weather refuge for birds in north-west Europe, and today’s cruise showcased many of these refugees from the Arctic regions. We saw Dark-bellied Brent Geese from the Siberian Arctic, parties of Pintail, Wigeon and Teal from Scandinavia, Golden Plover and Black-tailed Godwits from Iceland, and Black-headed and Common…
Guided Bird Watching Cruise – 2nd January 2026
The weather was dry and sunny with a cold northerly wind blowing down the estuary. Visibility was good and set fair for the duration of our cruise, but with a possibility of a light shower. With the Pride of Exmouth and Captain Will at the helm, we set sail along the seafront then up the…
The Exmouth Christmas Day Swim
The Best Seat in the House: A Front-Row View of the Exmouth Christmas Day Swim Every year on the 25th of December, something truly remarkable happens on Exmouth beach. Thousands upon thousands of people gather for an event that has no official organisers, no entry fees, and no formal schedule. It is a true “people’s…
Guided Bird Watching Cruise – 19th December 2025
In lovely sunny conditions, we had a splendid cruise up the estuary. Heavy rain the day before had flooded extensively the grazing marshes at Exminster and up the Clyst Valley. One of the most important birds on the Exe, Black-tailed Godwit, was conspicuous by its absence today – I suspect the high water table in…
Guided Bird Watcing Cruise – 18th December 2025
I think it’s fair to say that weather conditions were not ideal for today’s cruise. The outward journey was wet but calm, the return journey became a little livelier and all credit to Rich, our skipper, for a smooth docking at Exmouth in choppy conditions. But what of the birds? They were slow to show.…
Guided Bird Watching Cruise – 17th December 2025
Today’s cruise resulted in good views of many waders and wildfowl in the upper reaches of the estuary, where the influx of flood water had pushed many species away from their normal feeding locations. Leaving a wind-blown Exmouth, there was some shelter behind the sand-spit of Dawlish Warren, and we could see many Brent Geese…
Guided Bird Watching Cruise – 5th December 2025
After two rather pleasant, sunny days, today came as a shock. Rain became very heavy during the afternoon and the SSE wind increased to gale force: awful conditions for trying to find and watch birds! This was doubly-annoying, because some of the people on board were hoping for views of the Lesser Crested Tern that…
Guided Bird Watching Cruise – 3rd December 2025
Well, what a cruise we had today weather was dry sunny light winds and visibility was good all set fair for the duration of our cruise. The Pride of Exmouth with Captain Jake at the helm we set sail along the seafront then up the estuary with great company on board. Plenty of Herring Gulls,…
Rare Bird Sighting on the River Exe Stuns Bird Watchers across the Country
The Exe Estuary is already known as an international wildlife superstar, but passengers on our Guided Bird Watching Cruise today, got an unexpected sighting that has sent ripples of excitement through the national birding community! The Exe Estuary – A Winter Wonderland for Wildlife As a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) with Ramsar designation,…
Large Visitor Attraction of the Year
Philippa, Jake, Lauren, Dan, Will, Amanda, Dave and Donna were delighted to attend the Devon Tourism Awards at Sandypark in Exeter on Thursday 27th November, 2025. Stuart Line Cruises were selected as finalists in the category of ‘Large Visitor Attraction of the Year’, so we donned our glad rags and got excited for a night…
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