Luxury Log Cabins in Weymouth with Private Hot Tubs

Weymouth Beach is a 3-mile stretch of golden sand a stone’s throw from the historic harbour and town centre with its excellent selection of shops and restaurants.

There's plenty of entertainment for all the family to enjoy on the Blue Flag beach, ranging from traditional attractions like donkey rides and sideshows such as Punch and Judy, to regular events; live music, free firework displays and beach volleyball championships.

Stroll along the mile-long esplanade where you will see the brightly coloured, iconic Jubilee Clock and the quintessential pier, have a game on the sands with your dog during the winter months, or simply lie in the sunshine and top up your tan on a summers day.

The views from Weymouth Beach are outstanding, stretching out across the horizon and taking in the dramatic Jurassic Coastline.

Dining out is part of any great holiday and allows visitors staying at a property with a private hot tub close to Weymouth the chance to experience Weymouth’s huge array of traditional pubs and excellent restaurants.

Guaranteed to delight even the most discerning palate, there’s something for all tastes and budgets. Whether you fancy a quaint Italian bistro, spicy Indian feast, Superb Seafood or you've a hankering for good old fish and chips enjoyed in an elegant restaurant with views over the picturesque harbour, Weymouth’s restaurants have it all.

Of course, alfresco dining is a must, when at the seaside; along with sampling fresh crab from the Crab House Café right on the beach there are many delightful eateries where you can sit and watch the world go by. Enjoy a romantic dinner for two at Al Mono where you will pay between £12-£24 for a main course or take the kids to one of the 2 McDonalds in the town.

Alternatively, if you fancy putting something simple together back at your holiday lodge. The monthly Farmers' Market offers an array of fresh local produce, including the renowned and delicious Blue Vinney Cheese.

The pubs and bars in Weymouth offer something for everyone from family-friendly establishments to late-night rock bars or alfresco drinking by the harbour.

A fantastic day out for the whole family, this all-weather attraction takes visitors on an incredible adventure above and below the ocean. Unravel the mysteries of the deep and discover a spectacular underwater world full of fascinating creatures.

Come face to face with sharks, visit the seahorse nursery and enjoy the hand-on rockpool experience, let the kids sun wild in the Caribbean Cove adventure playground, watch the otters play, marvel at the colourful clown fish swimming in the beautiful coral reef.

Daily talks and feeding demonstrations give an insight into the lives of these and hundreds of other remarkable creatures that live beneath the sea or on the shores.

Opening Times

• 11.00am-4.00pm Daily

Tickets

• At the gate £23.50
• Online – from £14.00

Kids and adults alike will love SandWorld. Founded by David Hicks a local businessman and Mark Anderson, the town’s resident, sand sculptor. SandWorld is a unique art gallery and must see for those staying in Weymouth.

With incredible life-sized works of art, made entirely out of sand and water by both Mark and visiting world sculptors.

The theme for 2018 is TV & Film and you will be able to see an enormous Star Wars scene, X-Factor characters, Game of Thrones, and various superheroes to name a few.

Once you have been inspired by the amazing creations, the fun bit starts; you get to have a go at sculpting your own sand masterpiece, and this fun park has all the tools you need and skilled staff to give you a hand.

There park is open from Easter onwards and showcases a monthly carving competition, fun events and quizzes, enjoy a picnic or bite to eat in the café before completing your day with a visit to the well-stocked gift shop.

Take a break from the seaside fun with a visit to the tranquil Bennetts Water Gardens which are situated on the edge of Chickerell, a small village on the outskirts of Weymouth.

The gardens are home to the National Plant Collection© of Water Lilies with a beautiful Monet style Bridge as the centrepiece. What was once a disused clay pit is now an oasis of peace and relaxation.

Take a camera as 140 different varieties of these stunning plants floating on acres of water is a breath-taking sight. Offering plenty of photo opportunities as well as a couple of hours of serenity.

Ticket Prices

• Adult £9.25
• Child (5-16) £4.00
• Family Ticket £ 26.00.