5 Reasons to Explore the Jurassic Coast
5 Reasons to Explore the Jurassic Coast
The Jurassic Coast stretches from Orcombe Point near Exmouth
in East Devon to Old Harry Rocks near Swanage in East Dorset.
It covers a total of 95 miles of beautiful coastline and is up there with The Great Barrier Reef and The Grand Canyon as a recognised Natural Wonder of the World.
1 – Fossils
It covers a total of 95 miles of beautiful coastline and is up there with The Great Barrier Reef and The Grand Canyon as a recognised Natural Wonder of the World.
1 – Fossils
Children will love exploring beaches, hunting for fossils.
Lyme Regis and Charmouth are great places to start looking.
Fossils will teach them about prehistoric life, showing them
how life has adapted and evolved as 185 million years have passed by.
2 – Beaches
There are so many fabulous beaches to spend the day at with
your family. There is nothing better than building sandcastles or getting
buried in the sand, creating timeless childhood memories of never to be
forgotten days out.
Visit Weymouth if you are looking for a beautiful sandy
beach with lots of fun, family activities including pedal boats, donkey rides
and the good old favourite, Punch and Judy.
If searching for pebbles is your thing then Chesil Beach is
perfect for you. You may even be lucky enough to find some pretty quartzite
pebbles.
3 – Action and Adventure
The coast is a haven for water sport enthusiasts. Try your
hand at surfing, sailing, paddle boarding, kayaking and wild swimming in some
of the finest waters in the UK. It is so good, in fact, it was used as a venue
for the 2012 Olympic Games.
4 – South West Coast Path
The best way to explore the Jurassic Coast is by walking a
section of the 630 mile long South West Coast Path.
There isn’t a better way to take in the stunning views and
breathe in the fresh, salty sea air than stepping into your walking boots and
exploring on foot.
Enjoy stunning clifftop views, experience romantic sunsets
with your loved one and listen to the relaxing sounds of waves breaking on the
beaches below.
Walking this amazing coastal path is an experience not to be
missed.
5 – Jurassic Coast from the Sea
Explore and admire the Jurassic Coast from one of the many
boat tours and excursions along the way.
Take in the vast expanses of sandy beaches and wow at the
amazing cliff faces. Discover hidden coves and search for sea birds and
wildlife. You may even come across a pod of dolphins or a seal swimming by.
Whichever way you choose to explore this amazing stretch of
prehistoric coastline you will not be disappointed and you will have memories
that will stay with you forever.
Take a look at www.aroundaboutbritain.co.uk for accommodation along the Jurassic coast.
Plan your perfect trip in Great Britain! Whether you are staycationing or visiting from overseas, here at Around About Britain you will find the perfect accommodation for you. We provide a guide to all types of accommodation - From self catering, bed and breakfasts, guest houses, hotels and hostels.
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