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Bristol Airport 1 hr 47

Lulworth Cove (34 min)
This distinctive, rounded bay formed by sea erosion features arced waves & limestone folding.

Portland Bill Lighthouse (24 min)
1906 lighthouse & keepers' quarters, now a visitor centre with maritime history exhibits.

Abbotsbury Swannery (23 min)
Sanctuary for 600 mute swans on the site of an 11th-century monastery, plus kids' play and a maze.

Ringstead Bay (25 min)
Picturesque beachfront area featuring footpaths, clifftops & grassy surrounding farmland.

Weymouth Beach (12 min)
Curving, sheltered beach popular for sun bathing & swimming & once frequented by King George III.

SEA LIFE Centre Weymouth (9 min)
Family-friendly exhibits with a variety of sea creatures (most offer play areas & group packages).

Weymouth Harbour (14 min)
Vibrant boating marina with shower facilities, a nearby sand beach & an annual seafood festival.

Weymouth Bay (6 min)
Waterway known for its reliable sailing conditions, plus birdwatching, beaches & yachting trips.

Sandworld (7 min)
Unique gallery with huge sand sculptures & a sand pit for hands-on creations, plus a coffee shop.

Durdle Door (33 min)
This natural limestone arch on the Jurassic Coast is one of Dorset's most photographed landmarks.

Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens (19 min)
18th-century garden with rare plants and notable magnolia and camellia blooms, plus a restaurant.

Isle of Portland (17 min)
Beyond its cafes & pubs, this island features numerous scenic walking paths & views of the Channel.

Nothe Fort (8 min)
Open museum in a Victorian coastal fort with labyrinthine tunnels, plus film and diorama displays.

Chesil Beach (13 min)
Steep shingle beach, popular with anglers & walkers, with many cafes along its 18-mile length.

Portland Castle (14 min)
1540s structure with gun platforms and sea views, a Tudor kitchen, a heritage garden and tea rooms.