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Beach
Weymouth
Weymouth's three mile beach is just minutes from the town centre and historic harbour.
There's plenty of entertainment for everyone to enjoy ranging from traditional attractions such as Punch & Judy and donkey rides, to lively events such as beach
Natural Feature
WEST LULWORTH
The beautiful white pebble beach of Lulworth Cove, with its blue waters and easy access make it a popular destination. Low tide reveals wonderful rockpools teeming with sea creatures. Dogs are permitted on the left hand side of the slipway.
Natural Feature
WEYMOUTH
Chesil Beach is 18 miles (28 kilometres) long and on average is 160 metres wide and rises to 12 metres in height.
It is a pebble and shingle tombolo connecting Portland to Abbotsbury and then continuing north-westwards to West Bay near Bridport...
Beach
STUDLAND
Fine sandy beaches stretch continuously for 4 miles. The heathland behind the beach is a National Nature Reserve with many rare birds and all six British reptiles.
Beach
SWANAGE
Swanage Beach huts are let daily, weekly or longer term. Hire a beach hut, and your trips to the beach are made easier without having to take all your towels, swimwear and children’s toys down to the beach every day!
Beach
WEST LULWORTH
Eroded by time and nature, Durdle Door is one of Dorset’s most photographed and iconic landmarks.
A shingle beach only accessible on foot via a steep path and steps from Lulworth Cove or Durdle Door Car Park.
Swimming is possible in some places....
Beach
WEST LULWORTH
The steps down to the beach are currently closed, however you can stand at the top of the steps for views over the beach and bay.
Beach
BOURNEMOUTH
Nestled beneath a magnificent cliff line, Bournemouth Bay enjoys its own micro-climate, some of the warmest sea temperatures in the UK and stunning views of the Isle of Wight and the Purbecks. Whatever you want from a day at the beach, you’ll find...
Beach
Mudeford, CHRISTCHURCH
Great views of the Isle of Wight and Mudeford Sandbank.
Beach
HIGHCLIFFE, Christchurch
A beautiful, rural, shingle and sand beach set against tree-lined cliffs.
Beach
Bridport
A steeply shelving pebble beach.
Located three miles from Bridport. Walkers can enjoy breath-taking views across the West Dorset coast.
Beach
Lyme Regis
Charmouth Beach is slightly shelving and is made up of pebbles and sand. Charmouth Beach is famous for its fossils, especially in winter months due to the rough seas.
Beach
BRIDPORT
A shelving shingle beach, close to the village of Burton Bradstock. On a clear day, visitors can enjoy breath taking views round to Portland and right the way round to the East Devon Coast.
Beach
Bridport
West Bexington Beach is a shingle beach that shelves steeply.
Walking is popular around this area and like many of the other beaches in the vicinity, views to the East and West are superb.
Natural Wildlife Site
Southbourne, Bournemouth,
Hengistbury Head is a relatively unspoilt and south-facing pebble beach, with imposing clay and ironstone cliffs.
Natural Feature
Kimmeridge, WAREHAM
Kimmeridge Bay lies within the Purbeck Marine Wildlife Reserve and boasts the best rock-pooling and safest snorkelling site in Dorset. Check tide times to gain the most reward.
Beach
Sandbanks, POOLE
Winner of the prestigious Blue Flag award for a consecutive 29 years and with its soft golden sands and breathtaking views, it is no wonder that Sandbanks is considered one of the best beaches in Britain. Facilities include a crazy golf course,...
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