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DURDLE DOOR & LULWORTH COVE
DORSET
One of the most-loved natural landmarks of Dorset and a highlight of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, Durdle Door attracts thousands of visitors every year. The limestone arch is one of the most iconic and widely photographed landforms in Britain.
Nearby, nestled at the foot of the picturesque village of West Lulworth, Lulworth Cove is an important geological area of the World Heritage Site with its distinctive horseshoe shape. It is surrounded by stunning cliff walks and rich geological history.
Lulworth Cove is a great starting point for walks on the South West Coast Path:
Directions:
To explore further afield you can take the X54 bus west from West Lulworth to Weymouth in 45 minutes. Or head east on the X54 or 30 bus to Corfe Castle (outside of summer, take the X54 to Wareham and change on to a connecting bus). Look up bus times.
GETTING TO DURDLE DOOR & LULWORTH COVE
COME BY TRAIN & BUS
