Weymouth Beach, in the pretty seaside harbor town of one of the most beautiful counties in England, has been awarded the 9th best beach in Europe spot by millions of worldwide travelers. These results came from the recent TripAdvisor Traveller’s Choice Awards, whereby the hot spots were granted after considering the quality and the quantity of the reviews and ratings on TripAdvisor over the past 12 months.
Beach lovers have been flocking to Weymouth for years, ever since King George III hot-footed it around here back in the 1800s. The seaside town is everything you would want for the quintessential English seaside holiday. The golden sandy beach has an elegant backdrop of beautiful Georgian townhouses rather. In the warm summer months, on the beach, you will find a traditional Punch n Judy show, donkey rides, and more perfectly built sandcastles than you will have seen ever before.
Weymouth harbor is reputed to be one of the prettiest in Europe with its working fishing boats leaving to the seas and returning with fresh fish for some of Dorset’s most splendid restaurants. Fishing trips are on hand right at the harbor too, so any keen fisherman can take a trip and catch their own supper for the evening.
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The wonderful thing about Dorset is that it is by the sea, nicely rounded off by the stunning Jurassic Coastline, yet it is also amongst rolling green hills and unspoiled English countryside. One of the most favored ways to experience all of this is by staying in a traditional old thatched Dorset cottage deep in the peaceful countryside with nothing but walks and pubs with open fires on your doorstep. Think ambling through pretty villages, drinking real ale in the best pubs in England, walking the Jurassic coastline looking for dino fossils, and then perching yourself on Weymouth harbor with a bag of chips and some Weymouth cockles caught straight from the sea in front. Pure heaven!