Lulworth Cove
Step into Lulworth Cove and find yourself captivated by the natural beauty of its unique landforms, crystal blue seas and rich wildlife that encompasses this one-of-a-kind location.
This beauty hotspot is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is popular among Dorset residents and attracts visitors from far and wide, all eager to capture the charm of this distinctive location. You’ll find endless fun for all ages, whether you’re heading off for an adventure along the cliffs or a serene, sun-kissed day on the pebbled shore.
Things to do at Lulworth Cove
Lulworth Cove is a popular spot for beachgoers and hikers. So whether you’re looking for a chill day at the beach or an adventure over the cliffs to take in the breathtaking coastal views, there’s something for you at Lulworth Cove.
Up for some exciting activities? Lulworth Cove is the ideal place for all your watersports. Many visitors come here to enjoy kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkelling.
Do you enjoy walking accompanied by panoramic views? Head on up the hill beyond the car park and head towards the nearby beaches of Man O’ War and Durdle Door, both located just over the hill next to Lulworth Cove. We recommend taking some walking boots for this trek as the ground can be uneven with areas of steep incline and decline. We must stay, the views as you incline are stunning and well worth the hike!
Parking and facilities
Lulworth Cove has a main car park near the top of town (sat nav BH20 5RQ), with around a 5-10 minute walk from the beach. Parking charges apply 24/7, where you can choose from half-day (4 hours) or full-day parking. Your ticket also grants access to the neighbouring Durdle Door car park, meaning you can visit both attractions in one day. Toilets are located next to the visitor centre and you’ll find cafes, ice cream shops, restaurants and coffee shops to explore after enjoying this picturesque gem.
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Lulworth Cove
