One of the most popular towns on the south coast of Dorset is Weymouth, which has long been a favourite seaside resort for holiday makers across Britain since the Georgian era. The town is frequently rated as one of the top beach destinations in Europe thanks to the cleanliness of the water, beautiful expanse of sand and picturesque harbour, and experienced a revival in popularity after it was used as the official location for sailing at the London 2012 Olympic Games. The natural scenery around the town is ideal for exploring on foot, by bike or even on horseback, there are all kinds of shops and restaurants along the seafront, and there’s a lively events calendar that runs throughout the year and ensures that visitors to Weymouth are never short of things to do when throughout their stay.
With world class attractions like Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door just a few miles away and incredible walking on the doorstep, this stylish contemporary holiday apartment just for two provides a superb base for relaxing and exploring. Sitting on the Isle of Purbeck, the Jurassic Coast, Poole and Wareham are all within easy reach.
The perfect retreat just for two within easy reach of Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door on Dorset's World Heritage Jurassic Coastline. Right in the heart of Purbeck, this stylish holiday home provides all the right ingredients for a relaxing break and a great self-catering base for exploring the areas many attractions.
Full of historic charm, this delightful thatched holiday cottage offers everything you would hope for in a self-catering retreat and is perfect for family get togethers. An excellent position just two miles from Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door, a very good village pub a short stroll away, access onto the South West Coastal Path, log burner, hot tub, beaches for lazy days and attractions for adventure days.
Perfect for families and friends wanting to explore the Jurassic Coast, Sea View Cottage is a charming stone holiday home located on the Isle of Portland, just a few miles from the seaside town of Weymouth. Dating back 300 years this stone cottage has retained it's original character, whilst modern renovations, a cosy wood burning stove and sunny terraced garden makes it an ideal self-catering holiday cottage by the sea. Sleeping four guests in two bedrooms and walking distance to the beach, shops and restaurants, you can either enjoy lazy days on the beach, wonderful walks from the front door or the numerous watersports activities on offer close by.
Brushwood Cottage has been in the heart of Corfe Castle village for over 500 years. You can sense the history as you cross the threshold into this welcoming holiday cottage, which has recently been updated and redecorated with modern touches that complement original beams, thick walls built from local Purbeck stone, and dormer windows beneath a thatched roof. The self-catering cottage is within walking distance of pubs, tea rooms, an award-winning village shop and the star of the show, the 1000-year-old Corfe Castle. It sleeps four people in two bedrooms and is perfect for couples or families. At the end of the garden, a gate opens up onto The Halves and Corfe Common giving direct access to fantastic walks.
Within easy reach of the spectacular World Heritage Coast, this historic Grade II listed holiday home sits in the wing of a farmhouse and affords excellent facilities including the use of a hot tub and swimming pool. A remote picturesque position only two miles from Abbotsbury and perfect for discovering the natural beauty of Dorset.
A 17th Century character holiday cottage located in a lovely elevated position within the village of Abbotsbury amongst Dorset's coastal hills. Excellent amenities including pubs, tea rooms and craft shops a short stroll away and within walking distance of Chesil Beach (just twenty minutes) makes this a perfect choice for a seaside holiday. Tourist board rating: 3 Star
This elegant holiday home has five bedrooms and can accommodate up to 12 people with ease, providing a quiet base that is within walking distance of the beach, shops, pubs and attractions in Weymouth. It's a fantastic choice for families or friends who love not only its convenient location but also its huge garden with a deck for entertaining, original features that include an open fireplace, and high quality of furnishings that make it feel like a welcoming second home.
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