The Quick Guide to:
Kimmeridge Bay
What is Kimmeridge Bay?
Kimmeridge Bay is a gorgeous stretch of coastline along the famous Jurassic Coast in Dorset, England.
Known for its incredible geology revealing 185 million years of history, it offers rock pools, fossils, and breathtaking coastal views that make you feel you’re walking with dinosaurs.
The unique landscape boasts clay cliffs, sloping headlands, and the Kimmeridge Ledges – underwater reefs just offshore that create ideal conditions for marine life.
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Why you should visit
A trip to Kimmeridge Bay lets you step back in time while enjoying nature at its finest.
Between fossil hunting, coastal hiking along the South West Coast Path, relaxing beach days, and wildlife watching, the bay provides endless opportunities to connect with nature and history.
As part of the Jurassic Coast, Kimmeridge Bay has globally significant geology, making it a gateway to prehistoric adventures. Or simply soak in spectacular panoramas of the English Channel stretching toward distant Purbeck hills.
Where is it?
This Jurassic gem is located on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, in southern England.
Nestled just 4 miles southeast of Corfe Castle, Kimmeridge Bay sits along the central stretch of the Jurassic Coast, a protected World Heritage Site.
The nearest village, Kimmeridge, sits atop the scenic Clavell Tower overlooking the bay – the perfect home base to explore the area’s natural beauty.
Where to park
There is a paid carpark located nearby – although the hike down to the bay is not a walk in the park.
Use postcode: BH20 5PF
Find out more at www.kimmeridgebay.org
Parking
Paid parking.
Facilities
No toilets available.
Costs
Pay to park. Free to visit.
Dogs
Dogs are welcome.
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