Sandy Beach — Attraction in Lyme Regis

Lyme Regis is one of the coasts known for its' fossil sources. Plus, there are a lot of places for eating in (e.g. fish and chips, ice cream), buying things like jewellery, groceries and gifts, or, simply, sightseeing. Plus, if you walk even further along the coast at low tide, you'll be able to visit Charmouth; and, if you walk along the coast in the other direction, and then go up the stairs from the local car park, then walk West along the coast, you'll find the Undercliffs of Lyme Regis (which could be dangerous in bad weather!) In all, Lyme Regis is one of the places that I will personally recommend...

Incredible beach, very popular, very geared up for family days at the beach, everything you'll need. Good visibility of the whole beach so parents can keep an eye on the kids but it does get very busy in summer. Head down towards the cobb for less crowded crabbing and look out for all the free events and activities run throughout the year. Clearly the town has a whole bunch of dedicated volunteers who do an amazing job creating a wonderful safe environment. It's a famous town for a reason, don't hesitate in going to see what all the fuss is about. Just don't expect easy parking. It's worth the...

I've been going to Lyme for more than 40 years as a child we used to jump off of the Cobb in my youth we used to play on the beach and at night watch the stars I've met and spoken to all kinds of people.Ive ate all kinds of food I've heard all kinds of music and I still go back every year to me and a lot of other people there's just something special about the place and the people that go there. Ps I'm only 53 now so I've got many more years...