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Highlights • Private wood-fired hot tub in the garden • Sleeps 6 with two king bedrooms and a twin room • Cosy living room with wood-burning stove • Traditional Dorset pub on site • Close to Weymouth and the Jurassic
Hot Tub
Hot Tub
Allocated Parking
Allocated Parking
Walk to the beach
Walk to the beach
Walk to places to eat
Walk to places to eat
Woodburner Provided
Woodburner Provided
Public transport travel
Public transport travel
Holiday prices from  £429
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Holiday Homes in Osmington

It’s easy to see why Osmington is one of Dorset’s most cherished villages. Tucked between rolling countryside and the spectacular Jurassic Coast, this picturesque corner of Dorset offers the perfect blend of coastal adventure, rural charm and peaceful relaxation.

Step outside your holiday cottage and discover a landscape rich in natural beauty. Wander along clifftop paths with breathtaking sea views, explore quiet country lanes, or spend sunny afternoons on nearby beaches. Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, a family holiday or a getaway with friends, Osmington provides an idyllic base for exploring Dorset’s coastline and countryside.

Just moments away, you’ll find some of the county’s most loved attractions. Follow the South West Coast Path towards Weymouth, visit the iconic White Horse carved into the hillside, or spend the day discovering hidden coves and fossil-rich beaches along the Jurassic Coast. For those who enjoy walking, cycling or simply soaking up the scenery, there’s no shortage of opportunities to get outdoors.

After a day of exploring, return to the comfort of your cottage and unwind. Enjoy a leisurely evening in a traditional Dorset pub, sample fresh local seafood, or simply relax in your home-from-home surrounded by the tranquillity of the village.

coastal path along the Jurassic coast

Discover the Jurassic Coast

Osmington is perfectly placed for exploring Dorset’s world-famous Jurassic Coast. This UNESCO World Heritage Site stretches for 95 miles and offers dramatic cliffs, secluded beaches and fascinating geological history.

Head to nearby Ringstead Bay for a peaceful day by the sea, or venture further along the coast to discover iconic landmarks including Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Fossil hunters, photographers and nature lovers alike will find plenty to enjoy along this remarkable stretch of coastline.

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Two children enjoying a walk

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The coast path towards castle cove in Weymouth

Enjoy Weymouth and Beyond

Just a short drive away, Weymouth offers a traditional seaside experience with its award-winning beach, bustling harbour and family-friendly attractions.

Browse independent shops, enjoy fish and chips by the sea or take a boat trip along the coast. Further afield, destinations such as Dorchester, Abbotsbury and Portland make excellent day trips, each offering their own unique slice of Dorset life.

With spectacular coastal scenery, welcoming pubs, excellent walking routes and easy access to some of Dorset’s most popular attractions, Osmington is a wonderful place to escape, relax and create lasting holiday memories.