Very scenic place to visit. Places to eat and reasonable prices. Excellent fish and chip shop. Parking ticket also good for use at Dingle Door which is very handy. Fully recommend a visit here.

This is a stunning natural gem located on England’s Jurassic Coast, known for its unique, horseshoe-shaped bay and crystal-clear waters. The beach is a mix of pebbles and sand, making it a great spot for swimming, sunbathing, and exploring rock pools. The surrounding cliffs and hills provide breathtaking views and make for excellent hiking opportunities. It’s a popular destination, so it can get quite busy, especially during peak times, but the scenery and tranquil atmosphere are well worth it. Whether you're interested in geology, photography, or simply enjoying the beauty of the coast, Lulworth Cove Beach offers an unforgettable experience.

Must visit place if you around this area. We found it few years ago and we visited again recently. The place is truly beautiful and has unique picturesque sight. Beach is pebble but seems popular. Boat trips are nice too. There are some small shops and restaurants. Parking a bit expensive as minimum time is 4hrs at a cost of £10.

Lulworth Cove beach on England’s Jurassic Coast is a stunning spot, especially at sunset, when the golden light highlights its unique horseshoe shape and clear waters. Nearby, you’ll find charming pubs and classic fish and chips, perfect after exploring. Don’t miss Stair Hole, a dramatic rock formation with arched cliffs and sea caves just west of the cove. It’s a beautiful blend of natural beauty, cozy local spots, and peaceful seaside views. Parking is pay and display, I went on Tuesday off season want too busy.

Gorgeous sheltered bay surrounded by dramatic cliffs. Several different layers of rock are visible, displaying a geological timeline that has formed one of the UK's most beautiful places. The beach itself is a relatively narrow band compared to many in Dorset, but the azure blue water is worthy of the Mediterranean. There are excellent facilities including a nice café, large gift shop stocked with local goodies, toilets and ample parking. With Stair Hole, Man O' War Beach and Durdle Door along the coast, there's easily enough to fill 4 hours here. This is as well because it's the minimum parking you can buy, at a cost of £10 (as of October 2024). I was lucky enough to be staying nearby so walked and saved the charge. On an October weekend it was popular but not overcrowded, though it appears that in summer it can be extremely busy, so best to visit out of season if you prefer a quieter visit as I do.