Explore the Jurassic Coast
England’s only Natural World Heritage Site
From Orcombe Point in Devon to Old Harry Rocks in Dorset, the Jurassic Coast spans 95 miles along the South Coast of England. The area was awarded 'Unesco Natural World Heritage Site' in 2001 for its outstanding fossils, rocks and landforms, but there is so much more to this coast than Geology.
White sand beaches, water parks, boat tours, Kayaking and Sailing, country parks and forests, fresh seafood, breathtaking views, waterfront accommodation, seaside boutiques... the Perfect Summer Staycation.
Reasons to staycation in Devon and Dorset
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Amazing views
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White sand beaches
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Attractions for all the family
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No need to reach for the passport
Whatever floats your boat
Whether you fancy riding world-class waves, trying your hand at kite surfing and paddle boarding, or finding secret swimming coves, you’ll find the perfect adrenaline adventure.
If sitting back and relaxing on a leisurely boat cruise along the Jurassic Coast is more your thing, sit back and take in the wonderful scenery on board a boat tour.
Unrivalled beaches
With over 95 miles of stunning coastline, Englands South Coast is home to some of England's best beaches - many of them winning awards for water and beach quality. From secluded coves and private white sand beaches to more family-friendly areas with a range of activities, there is something for the full family to enjoy.
There are lots of walking routes to enjoy with plenty of welcoming coastal towns and villages for refreshments along the way.
