Beer is a picturesque fishing village in Devon, England, known for its shingle beach, white chalk cliffs, and fresh seafood.
Beer's beach is lined with fishing boats, and is known for its mackerel. The beach is steep and descends quickly into deeper water, so it's best for confident swimmers.
The local fishing fleet still operates out of Beer, and many restaurants serve fresh fish and shellfish.
Beer has many pubs and restaurants serving fresh seafood, Devonshire ales, and ciders.
Beer's history dates back to the Anglo-Saxon era, when it was known as Bearu, which translates to "The Groves".