Seatown Beach — Local services in England

Probably one of our most favourite beaches along this coast. It’s normally fairly quiet. The wood fired pizza is to die for and the water is lovely. (Always check the safer seas and rivers for any dumping in the area) The beach is privately owned so despite it not allowing dogs during the summer season it’s not well signed and people do anyway! There is no one there to police this and this can get frustrating. We have a dog we just use others beaches when she’s with us! The parking is £6 for a whole day this can be cash or card. Lots of people use this beach for paddle boarding so take care where you ‘bob about’ or swim as most don’t check for swimmers. The water is fairly cold as it’s a pebble beach and there is a shelf in the water so suddenly gets deep, keep an eye on kiddies. Beach shoes are recommended unless you’re happy to look like you’re trying to do some sort of dance when ‘walking’ back to your towel. 😁 Oh and the anchor pub has the most wonderful food. We went for an evening meal if you haven’t booked you probably wouldn’t get a table inside. We sat out and enjoyed the...

Seatown beach in Dorset is a quiet, hidden gem that's great for a relaxing day. It's a shingle beach, not sandy, and is a great spot for hunting for fossils. The beach has a classic pub right next to it, The Anchor Inn, which is known for its food and great views. There are also public toilets and a place to get drinks and snacks. For those who love walking, the beach is the start of some amazing coastal paths. It's also right next to Golden Cap, the highest cliff on the south coast of England, which you can hike for incredible views. While the water can have a strong undertow and there are no lifeguards, it's still a nice place to relax, have a picnic, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. It's a bit of a secret spot, so it's usually not as crowded as...

A beautiful beach on the Jurassic coastline, a Dorset hidden gem!! If you can find it? As you drive through Chideock, turn into Duck Lane, then follow the road to the end.

There is lots of parking, £8 for a day. A pub and kiosk, that serves drinks and food. There is also Golden Cap Caravan park here, which also has a grocery store. There are toilets here too, a bit rough though!

A great base to walk from, along the coastline, one way is to West Bay Bridport and beyond, the other way is over Golden Cap hill and on to Lyme Regis.

But if you just want to chill out on the beach, this place is ideal👌😎 There are some nice waves at times. The water is crystal clear!! Or for the adventurous, you can go looking 👀for fossils🦕on the...