Key Features
- Property code: LOBPOT
- Preferred changeover day: Saturday
- Check in: 4pm
- Check out: 10am
- Access statement available
- Near beach
- Parking (see description for details)
- Fishing available
- Ground floor accommodation
- Garden or outside space
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Nearby shop
- Short breaks available
- Waterside
Description
The Lobster Pot offers a wonderful opportunity to stay in one of the best locations along the Jurassic Coast with stunning sea views of Lyme Bay. This cosy lodge occupies a unique and elevated position above Monmouth Beach on one of the most attractive parts of the Dorset Coastline. With its own sheltered decked area and patio you can enjoy al fresco eating and relaxation with far reaching sea views. Its location is quite like no other with easy access to everything Lyme Regis has to offer and is ideal for 'All Year Round Breaks'. This is a Swedish designed log cabin, fully insulated to current building regulations and is also designed with cold weather in mind. Its warm and inviting, wooden specification offers comfortable, heated accommodation with many homely touches.
Lyme Regis itself is a truly fantastic place. Situated on the magnificent UNESCO Jurassic Coast, it's known as the pearl of Dorset and upon visiting, it's easy to see why. A famous spot for fossil hunters worldwide, it also sits on the South West Coast Path and offers a whole host of wonderful hikes and walks nearby. Lyme Regis' sheltered south-facing beaches are safe for both children and water sport enthusiasts, with great fishing and leisure boat opportunities available from the Cobb harbour. It has a fantastic food and music scene and is often used as a prime filming location. There are also vast amounts of festivals and events happening in the town throughout the year. Some of the bigger ones include the jazz and folk festivals, Food Rocks, Regatta & Carnival Week, Guitars on The Beach, and Lifeboat Week which offers a week of fun, games, music and displays for all the family. Of course, there are also loads of smaller events happening as well!
Please Note: Pets are not permitted at this property. However, those guests with allergies please be aware that the owners have a dog who occasionally accompanies them on visits.
Key Features
- Property code: LOBPOT
- Preferred changeover day: Saturday
- Check in: 4pm
- Check out: 10am
- Access statement available
- Near beach
- Parking (see description for details)
- Fishing available
- Ground floor accommodation
- Garden or outside space
- Nearby pub or restaurant
- Nearby shop
- Short breaks available
- Waterside
Description
The Lobster Pot offers a wonderful opportunity to stay in one of the best locations along the Jurassic Coast with stunning sea views of Lyme Bay. This cosy lodge occupies a unique and elevated position above Monmouth Beach on one of the most attractive parts of the Dorset Coastline. With its own sheltered decked area and patio you can enjoy al fresco eating and relaxation with far reaching sea views. Its location is quite like no other with easy access to everything Lyme Regis has to offer and is ideal for 'All Year Round Breaks'. This is a Swedish designed log cabin, fully insulated to current building regulations and is also designed with cold weather in mind. Its warm and inviting, wooden specification offers comfortable, heated accommodation with many homely touches.
Lyme Regis itself is a truly fantastic place. Situated on the magnificent UNESCO Jurassic Coast, it's known as the pearl of Dorset and upon visiting, it's easy to see why. A famous spot for fossil hunters worldwide, it also sits on the South West Coast Path and offers a whole host of wonderful hikes and walks nearby. Lyme Regis' sheltered south-facing beaches are safe for both children and water sport enthusiasts, with great fishing and leisure boat opportunities available from the Cobb harbour. It has a fantastic food and music scene and is often used as a prime filming location. There are also vast amounts of festivals and events happening in the town throughout the year. Some of the bigger ones include the jazz and folk festivals, Food Rocks, Regatta & Carnival Week, Guitars on The Beach, and Lifeboat Week which offers a week of fun, games, music and displays for all the family. Of course, there are also loads of smaller events happening as well!
Please Note: Pets are not permitted at this property. However, those guests with allergies please be aware that the owners have a dog who occasionally accompanies them on visits.
Wonderful sea views.
Living area: Three seater daybed converts into a double bed with 4ft 6" mattress and topper, Fold out coffee table, chairs and flat screen TV.
Kitchen: Well equipped with oven and ceramic hob, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave, toaster, kettle.
Fold out breakfast bar and preparation area.
Shower room with shower cubicle, wash basin and WC.
Separate Room: Single 2'6" bed
Please note there is a suspended bunk bed in the room which is not for guest use and is locked against the wall, to be used only by the owner of the chalet.
Patio doors have roller blinds for privacy.
Decked area under cover and patio with picnic bench and seating. Storage with four beach chairs.
The picturesque seaside resort of Lyme Regis, with its relaxed pace of life and genteel, old-world charm is a wonderful place to escape and unwind. Situated on the dramatic Jurassic Coast, on the border between Dorset and Devon, visitors to the town will appreciate the natural beauty of the setting nestled in rolling countryside, with miles of stunning coastal scenery right on their doorstep.
The town itself is famous for its iconic Cobb, a curving harbour wall dating back to the 13th century that is also a great spot for crabbing, fishing, or taking a boat trip to admire the magnificent views from the water. At the far end of the Cobb you’ll find the Lyme Regis Aquarium featuring a variety of local marine life, including crabs, seahorses and (at the time of writing) an 80-year-old lobster!
The Lyme Regis Museum is certainly worth a visit, and afterwards, why not use your new-found local knowledge to find a few fossils of your own along the ancient coast, or take part in a guided fossil walk to uncover some relics from the ancient cliffs around the town, which are continuously being eroded by the sea.
Lyme Regis is the perfect place to while away a pleasurable afternoon strolling through the historic 14th century old town which is brimming with characterful shops, tempting tea rooms and quirky galleries. Then enjoy a lively evening at the sea front theatre, or at one of many outstanding bars and restaurants serving locally caught fish and locally produced culinary treats.
If you fancy a beach day, the town's Cobb beach is popular with families, but there are several more beautiful beaches to discover nearby, including Charmouth beach, Chesil beach and Weymouth beach.
Meanwhile, for a family day out, there are several attractions within easy reach, including the Axe Valley Wildlife Park, Seaton Tramway and Sidmouth Donkey Sanctuary, all of which are just over the border in East Devon.
A holiday cottage in Lyme Regis allows you to take full advantage of all this lovely seaside town has to offer, whilst being a great base to explore this beautiful corner of Dorset and East Devon.
Parking for one car behind the beach chalet (please note this is not allocated parking and is on first come basis). A pay & display car park is also available very nearby.
Electric Cars: Please note that this property does not have suitable facilities for charging electric vehicles. https://www.zap-map.com
- Included: Bed linen, towels (please provide your own beach towels), electricity and heating. Please note: there is no WiFi at this property.
- Telephone: Mobile reception mixed.
- Smoking/Vaping: not permitted.
- Arrival time - 4pm and Departure time - 10am.
- Electric Cars: Please note that this property does not have suitable facilities for charging electric vehicles. https://www.zap-map.com
- Please note there is a suspended bunk bed in the room which is not for guest use and is locked against the wall, to be used only by the owner of the chalet.
- Local Facilities: The chalet is located above Monmouth Beach. Lyme Regis main beach: 300m. Pub and beach cafes: 250m. Supermarkets and wider range of facilities in Lyme Regis: 5 min by car. Axminster 5 miles, Bridport 10 miles.
The Wet Fish Shop
(Less than a mile)
Family-run traditional fishmongers with a huge array of fish to buy and lots of tips from owner Dan on how to prepare and cook.
The Wet Fish Shop The Old Watch House, Marine Parade, Lyme Regis, Dorset, DT7 3JF (T: 01297444205)
The Harbour Inn - Lyme Regis
(Less than a mile)
(25)
Situated on the beach front, overlooking the Cobb and Lyme Bay, the Harbour Inn offers al-fresco style dining for all the family. Relaxed and welcoming with a great ambience and a dining experience to be thoroughly enjoyed by all. Well behaved dogs are welcome.
The Harbour Inn, 23 Marine Parade, Lyme Regis DT7 3JF (T: 01297 442299)
Location couldn’t be better. Nice selection of drinks. Good staff
October 2023
We had an excellent meal here - service was very professional and pleasant. The best mussels and chips and very reasonably priced.
September 2023
Went for Sunday lunch and had the beef. The meat was sublime, melted in the mouth, veg and yorkie were tasteful too. Staff were polite and friendly. Will certainly return when in the area.
September 2023
Whenever we visit Lyme Regis we always book into this restaurant. The food is always delicious, especially their Fish Pie, and the service is excellent. Highly recommend!
June 2023
Very enjoyable Sunday lunch
May 2023
Great crab sandwiches and coffee in a lovely beach front location. Polite and friendly staff
July 2022
Came for an evening meal. Food was beautiful but service not so good.
July 2022
Brilliant location and nice pub
May 2022
A lovely place to enjoy a drink with a great view- staff are friendly and efficient.
March 2022
Friendly, buzzing, atmosphere and great food. Ask Casper for a table at the back!
October 2021
Good food, friendly staff, dog friendly, couldn't wish for more
September 2021
We had two meals in this spacious restaurant and terrace, and were delighted. Superb seafood at very reasonable prices, charming, friendly, and unflustered staff. We felt welcome, and that we had found a real treat, a gem, very much better than two other pubs we tried.
September 2021
Lovely venue, menu limited but food good and friendly staff, enjoyed sitting outside for drinks
July 2021
Used this venue on 3 occasions on our weeks stay ,staff friendly,food great,& will return when we come back to Lyme Regis
July 2021
The fish platter and KFC mackerel are fantastic
June 2021
Lovely well cooked and presented food. Friendly staff.
May 2021
Excellent seafood platter with a lovely outside area.
October 2020
this was excellent and the seafood was so fresh and tasty. Our only complaint was the delay in being seated 5 days after we had made the booking.
September 2020
We love sitting in the outside area, which is heated in winter time. Friendly staff, prompt service; we haven't eaten here but a good choice of drinks.
February 2020
My favourite pub really anywhere.... Have been coming to this pub for years now and can honestly say I’ve never had a bad meal, we love the atmosphere on New Years Eve and on hot summer days equally. Martin and the staff work so hard to please and are true professionals.
January 2020
We were particularly impressed by the service at the Harbour Inn. All the staff were very accommodating and looked after us - a big group of 15 - with great care and attention. The food was great too.
November 2019
Lovely food and staff - Great
August 2018
Excellent pub on the beach.
August 2018
Visited a few years ago and had a lovely crab sandwich which was very good. Did same this trip but only good. My wife had a sausage roll which was pretty dry..... Watch out for the damn seagulls!!!
June 2018
Had a great evening meal with good service.
July 2017
The Royal Standard
(Less than a mile)
(12)
As one of Lyme’s best known pubs, The Royal Standard on the seafront has been serving both locals and visitors for over 400 years. Packed full of character with a traditional wood beamed bar and sunny beer garden this is a popular spot all year round, serving excellent pub food with a Mediterranean twist alongside local cask beer and other drinks.
The Royal Standard 25 Marine Parade, Lyme Regis DT7 3JF (T: 01297 442637)
Good food and local beers , close to the beach , look out for tasty specials on the blackboards. Outside seating area for the good weather.
November 2023
Lovely food & nice friendly atmosphere. We ate here twice and would happily return again.
November 2023
Nice place. Lovely old building
October 2023
Palmer's ales well kept. Promptservice.
October 2023
The waitress was very busy but delightful, polite and helpful. Food was ordered from bar and soon arrived to table. The food was flavoursome. A good atmosphere.
September 2023
I have visited here many times over the years and the food is always excellent.
September 2023
We chose a Greek Special...... excellent meal.
September 2023
We visited several times for drinks whilst on holiday in Lyme but only ate here twice both times were absolutely amazing I chose the Moussaka & my husband had the Souvlaki both meal’s were large & delicious it was a lovely change from all the other restaurants in the area serving the normal fish & chips, burgers etc although this is available if you want that We would definitely recommend a visit if you are in the area.
July 2023
Had lunch outside . Good food and lovely sunshine which was a bonus
May 2023
Great greek food, (try feta in filo pastry for lunch), and dog friendly.
April 2023
Great Fish and Chips. Friendly staff
March 2023
Had a great lunch. Not the cheapest, but generous portions and very nice food. Soft drinks served from plastic bottle, not on tap, which let it down a bit.
March 2023
Sally's Fish Camp
(Less than a mile)
Sally’s Fish Camp is a really easy way to order & enjoy the regions fabulous seafood - simply order online and it is delivered to your holiday cottage on ice in a stylish bucket or hand made wooden crate. Check the website for delivery costs to your cottage.
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Swim
(Less than a mile)
(13)
Relaxed all-day restaurant and wine bar with harbour views, serving unfussy dishes using fresh ingredients from local suppliers wherever possible. Family and dog friendly.
Swim Marine Parade, Lyme Regis DT7 3JH (T: 01297 442668)
Great place for coffee, cakes and breakfast. Popular with walkers and swimmers in need of warming up! Outdoor area very popular. Brilliant location with sea/ bay views.
November 2023
Perfect spot overlooking the beach. Quality food and drink
October 2023
Not bad. Always very busy. Everytime I went they weren't serving food! Maybe they should have a dign outside advertising the times they do.
October 2023
Great place for morning coffee outside overlooking the Cobb. Did not eat this time but had a great fish pie last year
March 2023
Very expensive for what it is. Food tasted good but quite a limited menu and hard to get a table reservation.
July 2022
Lovely food, I recommend their cheese burger, the roll is the best ever. Very accommodating and helpful. Staff very friendly. We went there three times in one week, so good.
May 2022
We love SWIM, we have been going since it opened, the food and atmosphere are great, if outside beware those pesky seagulls!
April 2022
Pleasant breakfast, good views of beach, friendly staff
May 2021
We've eaten here several times. Staff are always friendly and helpful, finding us a table when we hadn't pre-booked, and reserving a specific table for us when we booked for a third visit. Food is good value for money, served hot and always exactly what we requested. Lots of choices for drinks, good music (often live) and great views of the beach & bay- we'll certainly be back.
February 2020
Good for a midweek meal and a few drinks. Staff friendly but lacking in atmosphere that some other beachside restaurants and pubs have.
January 2020
Great location, friendly staff. Good tasty food choices.
November 2019
Nice location. Went on burger evening, not as good as last year. Better places such a shame as run by locals
August 2019
Really lovely food, especially the fish of the day. Could do with a dessert menu. Great location overlooking the beach.
October 2018
Lyme Regis Bowling Club
(Less than a mile)
Founded in 1937, in a fantastic location in the heart of Lyme Regis near Monmouth beach, just minutes from the sea, the Lyme Regis Bowling Club has an immaculately kept green. This friendly and welcoming club also has a fine Clubhouse with refreshments available, all of which is open to the public.
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Nick’s Fishing Trips
(Less than a mile)
Offering family-friendly deep sea fishing trips, sightseeing trips and affordable private charters, Nick’s Fishing Trips provides a coastal adventure for the whole family. Available throughout the holidays with all equipment provided, the trips are an informal friendly encounter where the local skipper can share their knowledge of the Jurassic Coast, Lyme Bay and of course fishing and boating. Sightseeing and fishing trips run every day during the holidays, weather permitting.
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East Devon Way in AONB
(Less than a mile)
(1)
A beautiful inland route that had once been all but forgotten, it’s now back on the map with a new guidebook and an interactive map listing businesses within easy reach of the path. The route takes you through a variety of landscapes, geology and national heritage, as well as giving you the chance to discover the area’s biodiversity and surrounding culture. Most of all, it’s a wonderful opportunity to explore this extraordinarily beautiful part of the world by getting out and enjoying the great outdoors on your East Devon holiday.
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WE BOOKED A WEEK IN DORSET AFTER WATCHING BROADCHURCH AND IT DIDN'T DISAPPOINT! THE BEACH AT WEST BAY IS EVERY BIT AS FGOOD AS IT IS ON THE TV. WILL DEFINTELY COME BACK BUT POLDARK HAS GOT US LOOKING AT CORNWALL NEXT!!!
December 2016
Shoreline Sauna
(Less than a mile)
A luxury wood-fired mobile sauna on Lyme Regis beach with perfect sea views overlooking the Jurassic coast. Relax in the sauna before taking a revitalising dip!
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Harry May Deep Sea and Mackerel Fishing Trips
(Less than a mile)
(1)
Having run deep sea and mackerel fishing trips in Lyme Regis since 1970, Harry May is an experienced and passionate fisherman. So much so that he’s been a regular face on the TV programme Coast. His is a moving story of dedication to what he does, and these days his two boats, including Sunbeam, the one that started it all, can cater to small and large groups of people of all ages. Both the mackerel fishing trips and deep sea fishing are family friendly and good fun. You can even take your catch home for dinner!
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Enjoy 10% discount with your Toad Hall Cottages Discount Card
You just have to do a fishing trip with Harry May! It was the highlight of our week, he is absolutely fabulous and knows his stuff. Our whole family had a brilliant time and caught some fish too.
October 2020
Monmouth Beach, Lyme Regis
(Less than a mile)
(7)
Named after the Duke of Monmouth who landed here in 1685 in an attempt to take the crown from King James II, Monmouth Beach is a large pebble and sand beach that stretches over a kilometer southwest from the Cobb wall. There are beach huts, a bowling green, the Lyme Regis Power Boat Club and paid car parks close by. Meanwhile, for those wishing to have their own exploratory adventures, you can find a layer of limestone called the ammonite graveyard at Monmouth Beach, containing a large number of (you guessed it) ammonites. There are numerous walks close by and dogs are allowed on the beach all year round. There is lifeguard cover in the summer, and all the town’s cafés, restaurants and amenities are within easy reach.
A very lovely beach if you like stones! But great when the tide is right out and you can fossil hunting.
October 2023
My dog Luna and I really enjoy walking and playing ball along the beach keeping eyes down to see if we can find a fossil!!! very clean and looked after Love it!!!
June 2022
Stunning, quiet and picture perfect ideal place to relax and paint ?
November 2021
Stayed here in The Little Sea House right on the beach. Amazing sunrises. Beautiful and peaceful but tricky to walk on in places.
October 2021
We had a lovely holiday staying in the little sea house. Perfect location on the beach. Was very warm & cosy inside. Was generally clean on arrival but think it could do a intensive deep clean occasionally to clean racks /hard to reach places ( plug holes) but this did not effect our stay ( I’m just bit OCD with cleaning) I would recommend this to anyone wanting a relaxing tranquil break. Also the out hours staff from toadhall cottages were very helpful. Would book again
May 2021
Just beautiful
September 2020
Great for fossil hunting and dog friendly!
September 2017
Cobb Gate Beach, Lyme Regis
(Less than a mile)
(8)
This pretty harbour town dates back to the 14th century, and is sheltered by a curving harbour wall, The Cobb, as its known contains a small sandy beach made famous in the opening shot of the film The French Lieutenant’s Woman. You reach the beach between the RNLI station and the slipway, and there is lifeguard cover in the summer months. Activities nearby include fishing, sailing, snorkeling, kayaking, swimming, surfing and water skiing, while facilities close to the beach include cafes and restaurants and toilets. There are lots of walks in the area including guided tours of the famous fossil bearing cliffs. There is paid parking nearby, Axminster train station is five minutes away as the crow flies and buses are available to the town centre. Dogs are allowed on the beach from 1st November to 30th March as long as they’re on the lead, but they are not permitted in the summer months.
Love the stroll along the Cobb beach and area so clean plenty of places to eat and drink. The locals are so warm and welcoming, can’t beat Lyme regis
November 2021
Perfect sandy beach for everyone. Loved the Marine Parade with food and drink and ice creams.
October 2021
excellent, safe beach
September 2021
Always raked and cleaned. Pretty safe, excellent lifeguards. Restaurants and cafes need to be open later. Toilets very clean but not enough of them so long queues. Watch out for seagulls stealing food from your hands!
August 2021
Lovely harbour and great places to grab a bite to eat. But it is extremely busy. Every inch of the small patch of sand by the cobb was taken up but beach shelters, feet deck chairs etc. If your kids are not fussed about sand avoid the area if you want quite and relaxing. The other side of the cobb is quite and so are the toilets (which are clean)
August 2021
We walked here from Seaton along the muddy coastal path and Lyme Regis is lovely . We took a boat out from the cob .
July 2021
The cob was lovely to walk on and all you needed was near by
September 2020
Lovely to see this in sunshine for the first time in several visits. Worth going early to see it uncrowded.
June 2018
Town Beach, Lyme Regis
(Less than a mile)
(9)
In the picturesque harbour town of Lyme Regis, Town Beach is covered in pebbles at one end thanks to the coastal protection scheme that placed them there to provide essential care for the Marine Parade and the buildings along it. At the other end the beach has been built up with sand, no longer gets covered at high tide and provides an extensive beach area manned by RNLI lifeguards in the summer. There are kiosks, cafes, shops and restaurants bordering the beach, so it’s ideal for visiting with family and spending the whole day on the sand if the weather allows. The main sandy beach in the area, it’s a delight and easy to get to when on holiday in Dorset. There is paid parking nearby, so don’t forget your change, and remember that dogs are not permitted from 1st April to 31st October, while from 1st November to 31st March they must be on leads.
Nice clean beach with plenty of clean WCs and cafes. The sandy bit at the harbour is good for dogs to run around (out of season) and kids to dig in.
April 2024
Nice beach but very busy and did not like the swooping seagulls!
August 2023
Wonderful location and so much to do, we didn't use our car once for a week, unheard of!! The parking in the town not good but for a town of that age, it was adequate and the other car parks further out were very good.
May 2022
Booked a beach hut from Town Council! Great fun and provided welcome shade on v hot day! Appreciated the two chairs provided but would have liked a small table for food / coffee
September 2021
Great beach on the sandy side was really busy and made use of the boat hire on the beach which was great fun, seagulls are a real issue when it comes to food and we ate ours in our tent after my daughter lost a sandwich to one right out of her mouth.
August 2021
We loved the seafront and that in October it was full of people. We liked the beach bit, seeing families enjoying the sand, and it was great to see open loos, nice ice-cream and lots of different places to eat and drink.
October 2020
We had a lovely dog walk along the beach, very pleasant.
September 2018
A lovely family friendly beach. Pebbled at one end and sandy at the other. Plenty of eateries and ice cream places. A good place for fossil hunting.
August 2018
Excellent area and beach although extremely busy if the sun makes an appearance. I go to Lyme Regis whilst dogs are allowed on the beach (I do use it with my dog) and would like to see more policing re dogs off leads.
April 2017
Church Cliff Beach, Lyme Regis
(Less than a mile)
(3)
Famous for its picturesque Jurassic coastline, as well as its array of fossils, Church Cliff Beach is on the edge of Lyme Regis town. Sandy in places, at low tide there is an extensive rock ledge with hundreds of rock pools where you can catch shrimp. The River Lym flows into the bay, so paddling is a necessity if you want to stroll on the sand. The beach is flanked by rock armour which protects the promenade, and the sand is covered at high tide. There’s paid parking close by, so don’t forget your change. There are facilities, restaurants and cafes in the town. There’s no lifeguard cover on this beach, and dogs are permitted all year round, which is great news for walkers as it also makes up part of the West Dorset Heritage Coast and its accompanying footpaths.
Plenty of parking with a moderate walk down many steps to the beach. Worth the walk though with plenty of fossils around if your prepared to look.
September 2023
Lovely beach but spoilt by the amount of broken bits of glass and rusty metal components that have fallen from the cliff (believe there was some form of rubbish dump at the top of the cliff many years ago) - not a problem for most people but was worried about our dog getting injured.
May 2023
A lovely stretch of beach with rock pools and a chance to find fossils. Get there as the tide is going out and get there early. Take provisions as it is just a beach, of shingle and sand, there are some rocks to clamber over and rock pools to explore. One of our favourite beaches in the UK.
June 2022
Charmouth Beach
(3 miles)
(7)
Perfect for family days out, Charmouth Beach is a mix of sand and pebbles, fossils (for which the area is famous), good swimming and good surf. It is divided into two distinct areas (East and West) by the mouth of the River Char, which often forms a lagoon suitable for boating or watching the ducks swim past. To get to the beach, simply find the centre of the village and follow Lower Sea Lane. There are ample car parks close to the beach as well as another one half way down Lower Sea Lane if those are full. Dogs are allowed on the West beach as long as they are on leads from 1st May and 30th September between the sea defenses and Lyme Regis but not on the area of beach in front of the beach huts and the Heritage Centre. From 1st July to 31st August dogs are not allowed on East Beach between 10:00am and 6:00pm, but are welcome outside these hours. At East Beach there is a beach café and picnic tables close by, and in the summer months there is a bouncy castle. There are also lots of beautiful walks close by to enjoy. West Beach meanwhile is about a mile and a half long and is a haven for fossil hunters and avid rock-poolers.
Charmouth Beach is just wonderful, lovely walks with no cars or road noise. Heaven!
April 2024
Walking this beach from Lyme Regis
October 2023
Great beach, Its busy by the shops but plenty of places to walk to find space away from others. The toilets are bad, so with a few wipes and wash you hands after. Get there early for parking. It is sand, shingle and rock pools, so great for a non commercialised beach day. Follow the tide out if you are fossil hunting but best to have a guided tour first from the museum so you know what you are looking for. One of our favourite sea sides in Britain.
June 2022
This is a beautiful area. Gets very busy and there are about four car parks and on street parking. The museum was very fascinating. Toilet queue was horrendous. This is a great area for inflatables as you can go down the stream if you want instead of the sea. There is also a large grass bank to picnic on instead of the beach cobbles.
August 2021
Great beach if but a bit stony where we went, good facilities for food and drinks and no where near as many seagulls as Lyme Regis.
August 2021
Lovely quaint beach.
May 2019
Lovely spot to sit, relax and look for fossils.
October 2018
October 2023
I enjoyed my stay very much. I want to stay again. It is in a great location and the cabin was nice and cozy although I'm not too sure what it would be like in the colder months. The views are lovely although privacy isn't necessarily great. But that said it was nice to sit out when the sun shone. Not sure that I would sit outside to eat. All on all I loved it
September 2023
Equipment was old like kettle, toilet roll holder was hanging off wall ,DVD player didn't work ,bottle opener broken . Small things but great location.
We are delighted you enjoyed the location. Thankyou for pointing out these small items out which require attention. We will endeavour to get these fixed by the housekeeping team.
- The Toad Hall Team
June 2023
excellent location and surroundings.
June 2023
Yes enjoyed the stay , great to see the sea. Thanks
October 2022
Had a wonderful stay, location ideal and having a car parking space was great. Found the hob difficult to use initially as have never used that type before, instructions would be good, also more detailed instructions for combi cooker. Would definitely come back and recommend to friends and family.
October 2022
The ceiling light could have had a brighter light bulb as it got dark it was difficult to read. We enjoyed our holiday and look forward to booking with you again in the future. thankyou.
August 2022
It was fantastic
June 2022
We felt the oven/microwave was unnecessarily sophisticated in a holiday let. It had gone back to showroom default when we tried to use it but luckily your maintenance lady called the manufacturer and reset it. This was done the same day we reported it - full marks!
June 2022
This was our second stay. We love the lobster pot but it would be improved by the addition of wi fi
June 2022
What a beautiful little beach house with everything you could imagine needing. We loved our stay, thank you so much.
November 2021
Sensational, peaceful ideally located. Loved it and the views just breathtaking. We will be returning.
October 2021
Yes we did, had a great time.
October 2021
we had a lovely time and such a great location, pity about the rock hard bed, it does not work for me.
July 2021
We had a very lovely time and would happily return to this property.
June 2021
Yes
September 2020
Yes, we loved it and will be booking again. The location is perfect and the stay gave us everything we wanted.
September 2020
Loved the lobster pot everything you needed was there and the view was amazing ????
September 2020
Such a lovely little chalet. Perfect for a couples getaway. Sea view, lovely terrace and 3 mins walk from Cobb and main sea front and beaches
September 2019
Excellent ,good weather made it even better .
July 2019
We found this property to be absolutely lovely with wonderful views and ideal for our stay in Lyme Regis. Although small the property felt quite luxurious with a very comfortable bed, excellent oven/microwave, great shower, very handy pulley and generally very well-equipped. We will happily recommend this property to friends and family visiting this region.
June 2019
beautiful location. well used space saving furniture. Just lack of wifi was disappointing
We are delighted you enjoyed The Lobster Pot and its amazing location overlooking the beach. Sorry you missed the convenience of WiFi but we do hope that sleeping so close to the beach and sea on the Jurassic Coast more than made up for it.
- The Toad Hall Team
November 2018
We had a lovely break.Would defineately stay again
September 2018
Beautiful location
October 2023
I enjoyed my stay very much. I want to stay again. It is in a great location and the cabin was nice and cozy although I'm not too sure what it would be like in the colder months. The views are lovely although privacy isn't necessarily great. But that said it was nice to sit out when the sun shone. Not sure that I would sit outside to eat. All on all I loved it
September 2023
Equipment was old like kettle, toilet roll holder was hanging off wall ,DVD player didn't work ,bottle opener broken . Small things but great location.
We are delighted you enjoyed the location. Thankyou for pointing out these small items out which require attention. We will endeavour to get these fixed by the housekeeping team.
- The Toad Hall Team
June 2023
excellent location and surroundings.
June 2023
Yes enjoyed the stay , great to see the sea. Thanks
October 2022
Had a wonderful stay, location ideal and having a car parking space was great. Found the hob difficult to use initially as have never used that type before, instructions would be good, also more detailed instructions for combi cooker. Would definitely come back and recommend to friends and family.
October 2022
The ceiling light could have had a brighter light bulb as it got dark it was difficult to read. We enjoyed our holiday and look forward to booking with you again in the future. thankyou.
August 2022
It was fantastic
June 2022
We felt the oven/microwave was unnecessarily sophisticated in a holiday let. It had gone back to showroom default when we tried to use it but luckily your maintenance lady called the manufacturer and reset it. This was done the same day we reported it - full marks!
June 2022
This was our second stay. We love the lobster pot but it would be improved by the addition of wi fi
June 2022
What a beautiful little beach house with everything you could imagine needing. We loved our stay, thank you so much.
November 2021
Sensational, peaceful ideally located. Loved it and the views just breathtaking. We will be returning.
October 2021
Yes we did, had a great time.
October 2021
we had a lovely time and such a great location, pity about the rock hard bed, it does not work for me.
July 2021
We had a very lovely time and would happily return to this property.
June 2021
Yes
September 2020
Yes, we loved it and will be booking again. The location is perfect and the stay gave us everything we wanted.
September 2020
Loved the lobster pot everything you needed was there and the view was amazing ????
September 2020
Such a lovely little chalet. Perfect for a couples getaway. Sea view, lovely terrace and 3 mins walk from Cobb and main sea front and beaches
September 2019
Excellent ,good weather made it even better .
July 2019
We found this property to be absolutely lovely with wonderful views and ideal for our stay in Lyme Regis. Although small the property felt quite luxurious with a very comfortable bed, excellent oven/microwave, great shower, very handy pulley and generally very well-equipped. We will happily recommend this property to friends and family visiting this region.
June 2019
beautiful location. well used space saving furniture. Just lack of wifi was disappointing
We are delighted you enjoyed The Lobster Pot and its amazing location overlooking the beach. Sorry you missed the convenience of WiFi but we do hope that sleeping so close to the beach and sea on the Jurassic Coast more than made up for it.
- The Toad Hall Team
November 2018
We had a lovely break.Would defineately stay again
September 2018
Beautiful location
The Wet Fish Shop
(Less than a mile)
Family-run traditional fishmongers with a huge array of fish to buy and lots of tips from owner Dan on how to prepare and cook.
The Wet Fish Shop The Old Watch House, Marine Parade, Lyme Regis, Dorset, DT7 3JF (T: 01297444205)
The Harbour Inn - Lyme Regis
(Less than a mile)
(25)
Situated on the beach front, overlooking the Cobb and Lyme Bay, the Harbour Inn offers al-fresco style dining for all the family. Relaxed and welcoming with a great ambience and a dining experience to be thoroughly enjoyed by all. Well behaved dogs are welcome.
The Harbour Inn, 23 Marine Parade, Lyme Regis DT7 3JF (T: 01297 442299)
Location couldn’t be better. Nice selection of drinks. Good staff
October 2023
We had an excellent meal here - service was very professional and pleasant. The best mussels and chips and very reasonably priced.
September 2023
Went for Sunday lunch and had the beef. The meat was sublime, melted in the mouth, veg and yorkie were tasteful too. Staff were polite and friendly. Will certainly return when in the area.
September 2023
Whenever we visit Lyme Regis we always book into this restaurant. The food is always delicious, especially their Fish Pie, and the service is excellent. Highly recommend!
June 2023
Very enjoyable Sunday lunch
May 2023
Great crab sandwiches and coffee in a lovely beach front location. Polite and friendly staff
July 2022
Came for an evening meal. Food was beautiful but service not so good.
July 2022
Brilliant location and nice pub
May 2022
A lovely place to enjoy a drink with a great view- staff are friendly and efficient.
March 2022
Friendly, buzzing, atmosphere and great food. Ask Casper for a table at the back!
October 2021
Good food, friendly staff, dog friendly, couldn't wish for more
September 2021
We had two meals in this spacious restaurant and terrace, and were delighted. Superb seafood at very reasonable prices, charming, friendly, and unflustered staff. We felt welcome, and that we had found a real treat, a gem, very much better than two other pubs we tried.
September 2021
Lovely venue, menu limited but food good and friendly staff, enjoyed sitting outside for drinks
July 2021
Used this venue on 3 occasions on our weeks stay ,staff friendly,food great,& will return when we come back to Lyme Regis
July 2021
The fish platter and KFC mackerel are fantastic
June 2021
Lovely well cooked and presented food. Friendly staff.
May 2021
Excellent seafood platter with a lovely outside area.
October 2020
this was excellent and the seafood was so fresh and tasty. Our only complaint was the delay in being seated 5 days after we had made the booking.
September 2020
We love sitting in the outside area, which is heated in winter time. Friendly staff, prompt service; we haven't eaten here but a good choice of drinks.
February 2020
My favourite pub really anywhere.... Have been coming to this pub for years now and can honestly say I’ve never had a bad meal, we love the atmosphere on New Years Eve and on hot summer days equally. Martin and the staff work so hard to please and are true professionals.
January 2020
We were particularly impressed by the service at the Harbour Inn. All the staff were very accommodating and looked after us - a big group of 15 - with great care and attention. The food was great too.
November 2019
Lovely food and staff - Great
August 2018
Excellent pub on the beach.
August 2018
Visited a few years ago and had a lovely crab sandwich which was very good. Did same this trip but only good. My wife had a sausage roll which was pretty dry..... Watch out for the damn seagulls!!!
June 2018
Had a great evening meal with good service.
July 2017
The Royal Standard
(Less than a mile)
(12)
As one of Lyme’s best known pubs, The Royal Standard on the seafront has been serving both locals and visitors for over 400 years. Packed full of character with a traditional wood beamed bar and sunny beer garden this is a popular spot all year round, serving excellent pub food with a Mediterranean twist alongside local cask beer and other drinks.
The Royal Standard 25 Marine Parade, Lyme Regis DT7 3JF (T: 01297 442637)
Good food and local beers , close to the beach , look out for tasty specials on the blackboards. Outside seating area for the good weather.
November 2023
Lovely food & nice friendly atmosphere. We ate here twice and would happily return again.
November 2023
Nice place. Lovely old building
October 2023
Palmer's ales well kept. Promptservice.
October 2023
The waitress was very busy but delightful, polite and helpful. Food was ordered from bar and soon arrived to table. The food was flavoursome. A good atmosphere.
September 2023
I have visited here many times over the years and the food is always excellent.
September 2023
We chose a Greek Special...... excellent meal.
September 2023
We visited several times for drinks whilst on holiday in Lyme but only ate here twice both times were absolutely amazing I chose the Moussaka & my husband had the Souvlaki both meal’s were large & delicious it was a lovely change from all the other restaurants in the area serving the normal fish & chips, burgers etc although this is available if you want that We would definitely recommend a visit if you are in the area.
July 2023
Had lunch outside . Good food and lovely sunshine which was a bonus
May 2023
Great greek food, (try feta in filo pastry for lunch), and dog friendly.
April 2023
Great Fish and Chips. Friendly staff
March 2023
Had a great lunch. Not the cheapest, but generous portions and very nice food. Soft drinks served from plastic bottle, not on tap, which let it down a bit.
March 2023
Sally's Fish Camp
(Less than a mile)
Sally’s Fish Camp is a really easy way to order & enjoy the regions fabulous seafood - simply order online and it is delivered to your holiday cottage on ice in a stylish bucket or hand made wooden crate. Check the website for delivery costs to your cottage.
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Swim
(Less than a mile)
(13)
Relaxed all-day restaurant and wine bar with harbour views, serving unfussy dishes using fresh ingredients from local suppliers wherever possible. Family and dog friendly.
Swim Marine Parade, Lyme Regis DT7 3JH (T: 01297 442668)
Great place for coffee, cakes and breakfast. Popular with walkers and swimmers in need of warming up! Outdoor area very popular. Brilliant location with sea/ bay views.
November 2023
Perfect spot overlooking the beach. Quality food and drink
October 2023
Not bad. Always very busy. Everytime I went they weren't serving food! Maybe they should have a dign outside advertising the times they do.
October 2023
Great place for morning coffee outside overlooking the Cobb. Did not eat this time but had a great fish pie last year
March 2023
Very expensive for what it is. Food tasted good but quite a limited menu and hard to get a table reservation.
July 2022
Lovely food, I recommend their cheese burger, the roll is the best ever. Very accommodating and helpful. Staff very friendly. We went there three times in one week, so good.
May 2022
We love SWIM, we have been going since it opened, the food and atmosphere are great, if outside beware those pesky seagulls!
April 2022
Pleasant breakfast, good views of beach, friendly staff
May 2021
We've eaten here several times. Staff are always friendly and helpful, finding us a table when we hadn't pre-booked, and reserving a specific table for us when we booked for a third visit. Food is good value for money, served hot and always exactly what we requested. Lots of choices for drinks, good music (often live) and great views of the beach & bay- we'll certainly be back.
February 2020
Good for a midweek meal and a few drinks. Staff friendly but lacking in atmosphere that some other beachside restaurants and pubs have.
January 2020
Great location, friendly staff. Good tasty food choices.
November 2019
Nice location. Went on burger evening, not as good as last year. Better places such a shame as run by locals
August 2019
Really lovely food, especially the fish of the day. Could do with a dessert menu. Great location overlooking the beach.
October 2018
Lyme Regis Bowling Club
(Less than a mile)
Founded in 1937, in a fantastic location in the heart of Lyme Regis near Monmouth beach, just minutes from the sea, the Lyme Regis Bowling Club has an immaculately kept green. This friendly and welcoming club also has a fine Clubhouse with refreshments available, all of which is open to the public.
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Nick’s Fishing Trips
(Less than a mile)
Offering family-friendly deep sea fishing trips, sightseeing trips and affordable private charters, Nick’s Fishing Trips provides a coastal adventure for the whole family. Available throughout the holidays with all equipment provided, the trips are an informal friendly encounter where the local skipper can share their knowledge of the Jurassic Coast, Lyme Bay and of course fishing and boating. Sightseeing and fishing trips run every day during the holidays, weather permitting.
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East Devon Way in AONB
(Less than a mile)
(1)
A beautiful inland route that had once been all but forgotten, it’s now back on the map with a new guidebook and an interactive map listing businesses within easy reach of the path. The route takes you through a variety of landscapes, geology and national heritage, as well as giving you the chance to discover the area’s biodiversity and surrounding culture. Most of all, it’s a wonderful opportunity to explore this extraordinarily beautiful part of the world by getting out and enjoying the great outdoors on your East Devon holiday.
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WE BOOKED A WEEK IN DORSET AFTER WATCHING BROADCHURCH AND IT DIDN'T DISAPPOINT! THE BEACH AT WEST BAY IS EVERY BIT AS FGOOD AS IT IS ON THE TV. WILL DEFINTELY COME BACK BUT POLDARK HAS GOT US LOOKING AT CORNWALL NEXT!!!
December 2016
Shoreline Sauna
(Less than a mile)
A luxury wood-fired mobile sauna on Lyme Regis beach with perfect sea views overlooking the Jurassic coast. Relax in the sauna before taking a revitalising dip!
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Harry May Deep Sea and Mackerel Fishing Trips
(Less than a mile)
(1)
Having run deep sea and mackerel fishing trips in Lyme Regis since 1970, Harry May is an experienced and passionate fisherman. So much so that he’s been a regular face on the TV programme Coast. His is a moving story of dedication to what he does, and these days his two boats, including Sunbeam, the one that started it all, can cater to small and large groups of people of all ages. Both the mackerel fishing trips and deep sea fishing are family friendly and good fun. You can even take your catch home for dinner!
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Enjoy 10% discount with your Toad Hall Cottages Discount Card
You just have to do a fishing trip with Harry May! It was the highlight of our week, he is absolutely fabulous and knows his stuff. Our whole family had a brilliant time and caught some fish too.
October 2020
Monmouth Beach, Lyme Regis
(Less than a mile)
(7)
Named after the Duke of Monmouth who landed here in 1685 in an attempt to take the crown from King James II, Monmouth Beach is a large pebble and sand beach that stretches over a kilometer southwest from the Cobb wall. There are beach huts, a bowling green, the Lyme Regis Power Boat Club and paid car parks close by. Meanwhile, for those wishing to have their own exploratory adventures, you can find a layer of limestone called the ammonite graveyard at Monmouth Beach, containing a large number of (you guessed it) ammonites. There are numerous walks close by and dogs are allowed on the beach all year round. There is lifeguard cover in the summer, and all the town’s cafés, restaurants and amenities are within easy reach.
A very lovely beach if you like stones! But great when the tide is right out and you can fossil hunting.
October 2023
My dog Luna and I really enjoy walking and playing ball along the beach keeping eyes down to see if we can find a fossil!!! very clean and looked after Love it!!!
June 2022
Stunning, quiet and picture perfect ideal place to relax and paint ?
November 2021
Stayed here in The Little Sea House right on the beach. Amazing sunrises. Beautiful and peaceful but tricky to walk on in places.
October 2021
We had a lovely holiday staying in the little sea house. Perfect location on the beach. Was very warm & cosy inside. Was generally clean on arrival but think it could do a intensive deep clean occasionally to clean racks /hard to reach places ( plug holes) but this did not effect our stay ( I’m just bit OCD with cleaning) I would recommend this to anyone wanting a relaxing tranquil break. Also the out hours staff from toadhall cottages were very helpful. Would book again
May 2021
Just beautiful
September 2020
Great for fossil hunting and dog friendly!
September 2017
Cobb Gate Beach, Lyme Regis
(Less than a mile)
(8)
This pretty harbour town dates back to the 14th century, and is sheltered by a curving harbour wall, The Cobb, as its known contains a small sandy beach made famous in the opening shot of the film The French Lieutenant’s Woman. You reach the beach between the RNLI station and the slipway, and there is lifeguard cover in the summer months. Activities nearby include fishing, sailing, snorkeling, kayaking, swimming, surfing and water skiing, while facilities close to the beach include cafes and restaurants and toilets. There are lots of walks in the area including guided tours of the famous fossil bearing cliffs. There is paid parking nearby, Axminster train station is five minutes away as the crow flies and buses are available to the town centre. Dogs are allowed on the beach from 1st November to 30th March as long as they’re on the lead, but they are not permitted in the summer months.
Love the stroll along the Cobb beach and area so clean plenty of places to eat and drink. The locals are so warm and welcoming, can’t beat Lyme regis
November 2021
Perfect sandy beach for everyone. Loved the Marine Parade with food and drink and ice creams.
October 2021
excellent, safe beach
September 2021
Always raked and cleaned. Pretty safe, excellent lifeguards. Restaurants and cafes need to be open later. Toilets very clean but not enough of them so long queues. Watch out for seagulls stealing food from your hands!
August 2021
Lovely harbour and great places to grab a bite to eat. But it is extremely busy. Every inch of the small patch of sand by the cobb was taken up but beach shelters, feet deck chairs etc. If your kids are not fussed about sand avoid the area if you want quite and relaxing. The other side of the cobb is quite and so are the toilets (which are clean)
August 2021
We walked here from Seaton along the muddy coastal path and Lyme Regis is lovely . We took a boat out from the cob .
July 2021
The cob was lovely to walk on and all you needed was near by
September 2020
Lovely to see this in sunshine for the first time in several visits. Worth going early to see it uncrowded.
June 2018
Town Beach, Lyme Regis
(Less than a mile)
(9)
In the picturesque harbour town of Lyme Regis, Town Beach is covered in pebbles at one end thanks to the coastal protection scheme that placed them there to provide essential care for the Marine Parade and the buildings along it. At the other end the beach has been built up with sand, no longer gets covered at high tide and provides an extensive beach area manned by RNLI lifeguards in the summer. There are kiosks, cafes, shops and restaurants bordering the beach, so it’s ideal for visiting with family and spending the whole day on the sand if the weather allows. The main sandy beach in the area, it’s a delight and easy to get to when on holiday in Dorset. There is paid parking nearby, so don’t forget your change, and remember that dogs are not permitted from 1st April to 31st October, while from 1st November to 31st March they must be on leads.
Nice clean beach with plenty of clean WCs and cafes. The sandy bit at the harbour is good for dogs to run around (out of season) and kids to dig in.
April 2024
Nice beach but very busy and did not like the swooping seagulls!
August 2023
Wonderful location and so much to do, we didn't use our car once for a week, unheard of!! The parking in the town not good but for a town of that age, it was adequate and the other car parks further out were very good.
May 2022
Booked a beach hut from Town Council! Great fun and provided welcome shade on v hot day! Appreciated the two chairs provided but would have liked a small table for food / coffee
September 2021
Great beach on the sandy side was really busy and made use of the boat hire on the beach which was great fun, seagulls are a real issue when it comes to food and we ate ours in our tent after my daughter lost a sandwich to one right out of her mouth.
August 2021
We loved the seafront and that in October it was full of people. We liked the beach bit, seeing families enjoying the sand, and it was great to see open loos, nice ice-cream and lots of different places to eat and drink.
October 2020
We had a lovely dog walk along the beach, very pleasant.
September 2018
A lovely family friendly beach. Pebbled at one end and sandy at the other. Plenty of eateries and ice cream places. A good place for fossil hunting.
August 2018
Excellent area and beach although extremely busy if the sun makes an appearance. I go to Lyme Regis whilst dogs are allowed on the beach (I do use it with my dog) and would like to see more policing re dogs off leads.
April 2017
Church Cliff Beach, Lyme Regis
(Less than a mile)
(3)
Famous for its picturesque Jurassic coastline, as well as its array of fossils, Church Cliff Beach is on the edge of Lyme Regis town. Sandy in places, at low tide there is an extensive rock ledge with hundreds of rock pools where you can catch shrimp. The River Lym flows into the bay, so paddling is a necessity if you want to stroll on the sand. The beach is flanked by rock armour which protects the promenade, and the sand is covered at high tide. There’s paid parking close by, so don’t forget your change. There are facilities, restaurants and cafes in the town. There’s no lifeguard cover on this beach, and dogs are permitted all year round, which is great news for walkers as it also makes up part of the West Dorset Heritage Coast and its accompanying footpaths.
Plenty of parking with a moderate walk down many steps to the beach. Worth the walk though with plenty of fossils around if your prepared to look.
September 2023
Lovely beach but spoilt by the amount of broken bits of glass and rusty metal components that have fallen from the cliff (believe there was some form of rubbish dump at the top of the cliff many years ago) - not a problem for most people but was worried about our dog getting injured.
May 2023
A lovely stretch of beach with rock pools and a chance to find fossils. Get there as the tide is going out and get there early. Take provisions as it is just a beach, of shingle and sand, there are some rocks to clamber over and rock pools to explore. One of our favourite beaches in the UK.
June 2022
Charmouth Beach
(3 miles)
(7)
Perfect for family days out, Charmouth Beach is a mix of sand and pebbles, fossils (for which the area is famous), good swimming and good surf. It is divided into two distinct areas (East and West) by the mouth of the River Char, which often forms a lagoon suitable for boating or watching the ducks swim past. To get to the beach, simply find the centre of the village and follow Lower Sea Lane. There are ample car parks close to the beach as well as another one half way down Lower Sea Lane if those are full. Dogs are allowed on the West beach as long as they are on leads from 1st May and 30th September between the sea defenses and Lyme Regis but not on the area of beach in front of the beach huts and the Heritage Centre. From 1st July to 31st August dogs are not allowed on East Beach between 10:00am and 6:00pm, but are welcome outside these hours. At East Beach there is a beach café and picnic tables close by, and in the summer months there is a bouncy castle. There are also lots of beautiful walks close by to enjoy. West Beach meanwhile is about a mile and a half long and is a haven for fossil hunters and avid rock-poolers.
Charmouth Beach is just wonderful, lovely walks with no cars or road noise. Heaven!
April 2024
Walking this beach from Lyme Regis
October 2023
Great beach, Its busy by the shops but plenty of places to walk to find space away from others. The toilets are bad, so with a few wipes and wash you hands after. Get there early for parking. It is sand, shingle and rock pools, so great for a non commercialised beach day. Follow the tide out if you are fossil hunting but best to have a guided tour first from the museum so you know what you are looking for. One of our favourite sea sides in Britain.
June 2022
This is a beautiful area. Gets very busy and there are about four car parks and on street parking. The museum was very fascinating. Toilet queue was horrendous. This is a great area for inflatables as you can go down the stream if you want instead of the sea. There is also a large grass bank to picnic on instead of the beach cobbles.
August 2021
Great beach if but a bit stony where we went, good facilities for food and drinks and no where near as many seagulls as Lyme Regis.
August 2021
Lovely quaint beach.
May 2019
Lovely spot to sit, relax and look for fossils.
October 2018