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Bookmark or Share- Welcome to the Jurassic Coast World Heritage SiteDiscover rocks, fossils and landforms span the entire Mesozoic era and provide remarkable insight into 185 million years of environmental change and evolution. Our Vision is that everyone loves, understands and values the Jurassic Coast, as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Weymouth - Jurassic CoastWeymouth has a sheltered bay and sandy beaches. There are adjoining shingle beaches at Greenhill and Preston. Watersports are popular at Overcombe and Bowleaze Cove, further around the bay to the east of the town. The gradual sloping seabed at Weymouth makes this one of the safest places to swim on the Jurassic Coast.
- Things to do on the Jurassic CoastFrom the stunning red rocks and charming cafés of Sidmouth to the historic seafront of Lyme Regis to the famous arch of Durdle Door, the Jurassic Coast has no end of compelling things to do that will make your trip one to remember.
- Story of the Jurassic Coast - Science and HeritageThe significance of the Jurassic Coast as a World Heritage Site lies in its unique geology. Exposed along its 95 miles of cliffs and foreshore ledges, are rocks that provide a near-complete record of the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods of geological time.
- Explore the Jurassic CoastThere is so much to discover on the Jurassic Coast. Begin planning your journey to this UNESCO World Heritage Site by browsing some of our iconic Towns & Villages, home to historic stories and heroes and still buzzing with excitement and adventure today.
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