Lyme Regis & Bridport Travel Guide

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This gorgeous stretch of coastline has been awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status thanks to the fascinating rock formations, which document the story of life on earth for over 185 million years. The medieval port of Lyme Regis has more recently found fame through the works of writers like Jane Austen and John Fowles and retains an extremely unspoilt air about it. To the east are the attractive town of Bridport and the fifteen mile stretch of Chesil Beach.

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Traveller Reviews of Lyme Regis & Bridport

23 Dec 07

King Charles Tavern

Posted by wanderers from Middlesex, United Kingdom

It's a bit out of the way behind the main drag but the Sunday lunch is well worth a try, very friendly and once you been there you'll go ... Read more

27 Feb 07

Durbeyfield Guest House

Posted by a TotalTraveller from Twickenham, United Kingdom

We were looking forward to our weekend away but were very disappointed on the first evening to stay at Durbeyfield Guest House. The... Read more

3 Aug 06

West Bay Holiday Park

Posted by a TotalTraveller from United Kingdom

Park had good facilites, caravan can only be called average. Nice and close to beach although good shopping hard to find! Read more

Lyme Regis Travel Directory

Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Lyme Regis & Bridport (The Dorset Coast) include Axminster, Beaminster, Bridport, Burton Bradstock, Chard, Charmouth, Lyme Regis, Marshwood, Nr Bridport, West Bay, and more.