Lulworth Cove Feature

With awe-inspiring scenery and clear blue seas, Lulworth Cove, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is well-known for its fascinating geological features and panoramic views of the Devon coastline.

Formed in a perfect crescent due to sea erosion and boasting glistening white sands, this truly is a site of astounding natural beauty.

Image Credits: Richard SzwejkowskiCC BY-SA 2.0; Miles SabinCC BY-SA 2.0; claudia gabriela marquesCC BY-SA 2.0

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Useful Information

Dog Friendly

Parking

  • Dogs welcome on the left side of the slipway
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  • Public and disabled toilets
  • Cafés
Parking
  • Charge for parking

Activities

Rock pooling

Rock-pooling

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Boat Trips

Weather & Tide

Lulworth WEATHER

Local Tide Times

03 December 2024

Time Type Height
00:02 low 0.6m
07:48 high 2.2m
12:29 low 0.6m
20:07 high 2m

04 December 2024

Time Type Height
00:38 low 0.6m
08:16 high 2.2m
13:07 low 0.6m
20:40 high 1.9m

05 December 2024

Time Type Height
01:16 low 0.7m
08:51 high 2.1m
13:49 low 0.6m
21:20 high 1.8m

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