Man O'War Beach — Attraction in West Lulworth

After the lively crowds and strong tides at Durdle Door Beach, I discovered the perfect alternative just a short walk away: Man O’War Beach. Tucked beside its more famous neighbor, this quieter cove offered everything I was looking for- tranquility, calm waters, and a serene atmosphere. Unlike Durdle Door’s bustling shoreline and larger waves, Man O’War Beach had gentler tides, making it ideal for a relaxing swim in its stunning turquoise-blue sea. The smooth, flat pebbles underfoot and the dramatic surrounding cliffs created a picture-perfect setting, free from the distractions of crowds. Whether floating in the clear water or simply soaking up the peaceful coastal views, this hidden gem provided the perfect balance to Dorset’s wilder beaches. If you love the beauty of the Jurassic Coast but prefer a quieter, more intimate experience, Man O’War Beach is an...

A sheltered bay providing a sheltered anchorage and beach for those who park and walk round the bay. As part of the Jurassic coast the geology and scenery is spectacular but some parts of the cliff at the back of the bay are loose and Winter storms bring down rockfalls. The parking is quite expensive but not if you are staying all day and being so famous you need to get here early. Or you can walk over from the Durdle Door side if you are staying there in the caravan park. No too steep a path in either direction. Chalk pebbles form the beach to a swimmable sea. There is an interesting local museum and plenty of alternatives for lunch, snacks or ice cream. There is a hotel locally for those who want to stay more than a day. For the geologists there is a walk over to Stair hole and plenty of strata and folding...

Jurassic Coast

Man O’ War beach 🏝 🌊

This is yet another stunning beach along the Jurassic coast 🌊 🦕

One can head to this beach at St Oswalds Bay while heading towards Lulworth cove

It is a popular beach of sand and fine pebbles located on the east of Durdle door

Exploring the coastal line of Jurassic coast 🦕 🌊 for the past 5 days .

Here’s a sneak peak

A promising place for all beach lovers out there and is a world Heritage site the fossils and chalk formations are dated back to 165 million years ago

It is of special interest for travellers and many scientists.

Let’s explore United Kingdom 🇬🇧 . And a travel tip off - first visit Man o war beach then head to durdle door and then Lulworth cove beach . It’s near to the parking lot of Durdle door beach Be careful...