Dorset Map Beaches

A local's guide to the best Dorset beaches. Genuine recommendations from a local girl who was born and raised in Dorset, England!

Dorset Beaches With almost 100 miles of coast it should be no surprise that Dorset has its fair share of great beaches. Yet what makes the Dorset coastline special is the diversity and range of coves and beaches. From sandbanks and spits to circular coves with weird and wonderful rock formations. Read more

Map showing the location of all the very best beaches in Dorset.

Looking for the best beaches in Dorset? This guide reveals the ideal spots for relaxation, adventure, and family fun in Dorset's beautiful seaside locations.

Dorset - all beaches Mountain scenery is one of the most memorable features of rocky beaches of Dorset. And this is not surprising because this landscape covers almost the entire coast. Just imagine how you are relaxing under the sun against the background of the mountains - is this not a dream?

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The best beaches in Dorset range from the world-famous coves of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, to quintessential seaside spots in Bournemouth and lesser-known bays accessed via peaceful villages. Whichever beach you choose in Dorset, chances are, it'll be super-clean, flanked by jaw-dropping cliffs and boast glorious views over the English Channel. Here are some of our favourites for you

When it comes to breathtaking views, clifftop walks and sandcastle building, you can't beat the Dorset coast! With 100 miles of coastline to explore you'll find a mixture of sandy, shingle and pebble beaches. England's first natural World Heritage Site is also found along our coast with some of the Jurassic Coast's most iconic landmarks such as Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove located in Dorset