Lulworth Cove Beach

About Lulworth Cove Beach

Lulworth Cove Beach, a stunning natural wonder nestled along Dorset's Jurassic Coast, presents a near-perfect horseshoe bay with crystal-clear turquoise waters lapping against a smooth pebble beach. This iconic location, a testament to geological time, offers a sheltered and tranquil environment, ideal for swimming, kayaking, and exploring the fascinating rock pools revealed at low tide. The cove's unique shape and surrounding white cliffs create a picturesque scene, making it a favorite for photographers and nature enthusiasts alike. Its accessibility and proximity to other Jurassic Coast landmarks, such as Durdle Door, enhance its appeal, providing visitors with a memorable coastal experience.

Location & details

Category

Beach

Region

Dorset, England, United Kingdom

Coordinates

50.61866, -2.24971

Parking

plenty_parking · paid

Features & amenities

• Toilets
• Open all year round
• Dog friendly
• Free entry
• On site restaurant/cafe
• Facilities for disabled visitors
• Wheelchair accessible
• Toilets for disabled visitors
• Coastal
• Facilities for children
• Baby changing facilities
• Stroller/pram-friendly paths

Nearby hidden gems

• Pepler's Point Monument Stone· Scenic point
• Dungy Head Dorset· Scenic point
• Mupe Bay Beach· Beach
• National Trust - Ringstead Bay· Beach
• Kimmeridge Bay· Beach
• The Blue Pool· Lake