The Beaches and So Much More

Life’s a beach

Of course everyone is aware of Weymouth’s stunning golden sand but not all are aware of some of the mind-blowing structures created using the famous sand. Sandworld in Weymouth welcome some of the best sand sculptures from around the globe to create artist masterpieces the defy logic. With past themes including Best of British and the Olympics it really is something that needs to be seen to be believed!

Trail your own way

If getting out and exploring your local surroundings is more your kind of thing then why not take part in a self-guided treasure hunt? Treasure Trails Dorset allows you to explore Weymouth in a fun and imaginative way. Follow the clues around the town on buildings and monuments and discover the location of the missing treasure.

Life under the waves

Weymouth Sea Life and Adventure Park is always a big hit with families visiting Weymouth. Learn more of life under the waves and the species that call the sea their home. Walk through the under the ocean tunnel; enjoy thrilling rides and even take part in feeding sessions!

Holidays in Weymouth aren’t just about building sandcastles on the beach, there’s so many other activities on offer here you won’t know when to stop.

The sheer beauty of the area means there’s an abundance of outdoor activities to get to grips with from walking to cycling to treasure hunting to fishing.

Be at one with nature

Take in the sights, sounds and beautiful wildlife at one of local RSPB reserves. RSPB Radipole Lake and RSPB Lodmoor offer the chance to enjoy the local wildlife.

Walking

Enjoy the astounding views across Portland while walking a stretch of the South West Coast Path. For those that prefer more of a stroll then there are plenty of trails for you to amble along including the Rodwell Trail or around one of the RSPB nature reserves.

Explore The Jurassic Coast

Weymouth & Portland are at the centre of the Jurassic coast and have variety of fascinating sites dating back to the Jurassic era.

Cycling For All Abilities

Why not take in the peaceful scenery using cycle routes across Weymouth and beyond.

There are newly designed and mostly flat fun, family friendly cycle trails of between 6 and 17 miles, suitable for all ages and physical ability.

If you like to cycle a little further, Wey Meadow cottages are great starting point for rides into the beautiful Dorset countryside with places such as Portland Bill, Hardy’s Monument, Lulworth and West Bay east reach for the more experienced cyclist.