Things to do in Weymouth

Durdle Door, what an absolute must-see! Spending an afternoon on this beautiful part of the Jurassic Coast is truly unforgettable. I began my trip by parking the car and, although it does cost, let me tell you, it's totally worth it! Just knowing your car is safe and you’re within easy reach of the main event makes all the difference for a stress-free experience. I can definitely recommend taking the coastal hike around the top of the cliffs, just look at the photo, isn't it marvellous? The breathtaking view that unfolded before me was simply stunning – the vast expanse of the turquoise blue water meeting the white cliffs was magical. Looking down, I could see people enjoying the sunny day on the lovely pebble beach below. I decided to head down too. The steep steps leading down to the cove made it an engaging walk. It's a nice little exercise. Finally reaching the bottom and lying on the beach feeling the sunshine is just pure bliss!

A beautiful beach in all weather in particular in the summer. Half of the beach is sand and half is shingle/pebbles. A walk from end to end would take an hour and is well worth the effort. the beach is very clean and the depth of the sea isshsllow for a great distance so bathing and swinming is safe. The sandy end if the beach has many adjacent take aways, hotels, cafes, the main town shops and amusements. king George 3rd lived the resirt and his summer residence is still yhere and used as a hotel/ restaurant cafe bar. A sublime place for a holiday in the sunmer.

It is a promontory at the southern end of Tophill and is composed of Portland Limestone. The lighthouse on the Portland Peninsula allows ships to avoid the local strong currents.

There are many tanks from World War I and World War II on display, a paradise for military enthusiasts