By train
Teignmouth has a train station located near the centre of town on the line from London Paddington to Penzance in Cornwall. It is served by Crosscountry (http://www.crosscountrytr...) and First Great Western (http://www.fistgreatweste...). The journey from Exeter is famous for its beauty as it hugs the red sandstone cliffs with great views out to open sea. It is worth getting the train to Exeter just for the journey. Teignmouth is also just 15 miles from Exeter International Airport (http://www.exeter-airport...) which has scheduled flights to many destinations in the UK and Europe.
By car
From the North there is the B3192 which is off the A380 Telegraph Hill which is a winding route going through the mostly forested areas. These are particularly colourful in the Autumn.
From the East the A370 from Exeter takes a longer and more scenic route along the Exe estuary going through Kenton, Starcross and Dawlish.
From the West the A381, again off the A380, at Kingsteington has some panoramic views up the Teign Estuary towards Teignmouth itself.
From the South the B3199 from Torquay via Shaldon which is situated on the opposite bank of the Teign estuary overlooking Teignmouth.