Looking for the ideal seaside escape? Our charming holiday cottages in Weymouth offer the perfect base to explore Dorset’s stunning Jurassic Coast. Whether you’re planning a romantic retreat, a family holiday, or a relaxing weekend by the sea, our self-catering cottages provide comfort, convenience, and unbeatable coastal views. Book your Weymouth holiday cottage today and experience the best of the British seaside.
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Situated in the heart of the Jurassic Coast, Weymouth is the perfect destination for a relaxing UK seaside break. Whether you’re staying in one of our welcoming holiday homes or exploring the town, you’ll find plenty to enjoy. With its Blue Flag winning beach – which is consistently recognised as one of the top beach destinations in Europe – Weymouth boasts a picturesque historic harbour and plenty of places to eat and drink. Attractions like Nothe Fort, Sandsfoot Castle, Sandworld, and The Sealife Centre make this West Dorset town an ideal spot for short breaks, last-minute breaks in Dorset or half-term holidays in our gorgeous, coastal county.
Whichever of our holiday cottages in Weymouth you choose, you won’t have to look too hard to find splendid views and fun activities. The town is best known for its award-winning beach with soft, golden sands and safe, shallow waters. Sprinkled with deckchairs and boasting an action-packed events programme, it’s ideal whether you’re looking for relaxation or an adrenaline rush.
You can enjoy a range of water sports at Weymouth Beach, including kayaking, and stand-up paddle boarding (SUP), all within the safety of Portland Harbour. There’s a huge range of seaside entertainment for kids too, from Punch and Judy shows and fairground rides to beach volleyball and donkey rides.
The options are endless when it comes to days out in this family-friendly seaside resort, with an abundance of attractions to enjoy. From a visit to the historic Sandsfoot Castle to visiting the sea creatures at Sea Life Centre, there’s so much to do for people of all ages. Plus, let’s not forget the abundance of places to eat and drink. Whether you’re looking for the freshest seafood caught straight from the ocean or good old-fashioned pub grub, you can be sure that your taste buds will be tantalised.
Our homes provide the perfect base for exploring Weymouth. Many of our homes are located within a stone’s throw from the beautiful golden sands at Bowleaze Cove or the pretty harbourside. However you will also find homes nearer the countryside at Preston or in the pretty village of Sutton Poyntz. Our town houses and holiday flats are fully equipped with all the facilities you’d expect, making sure you enjoy a comfortable stay from start to finish.
We also have a great selection of dog friendly cottages in Weymouth which means you won’t need to leave your four-legged friend behind when you head on holiday.
Whether you’re looking for a home with modern décor or a traditional lodge with classic features, we can help you to find your dream holiday property in this family-friendly location. To discover more about this seaside gem on the Jurassic coast, you can read our area guide.
If Weymouth doesn’t tick every box and you’d like something a little further into the countryside, browse our accommodation in nearby areas with our selection of Dorchester cottages.
Historically its probably famous for being the favourite holiday destination for King George – who is said to be riding the famous Weymouth chalk horse.
But its now one of Dorsets honeypot locations with gold sandy beach, safe bathing, family friendly attractions and quaint harbour.
The main free attractions are the golden sands of the beach and the historic Quay where you can enjoy a lovely meal and watch the boats come and go.
The largest attractions are the volunteer run Nothe Fort, Sandworld and Sealife Centre but there are also lots of smaller attractions to fill any holiday itinerary.
As home to the 2012 Olympics, Weymouth is also famous for its water based activities – from windsurfing, diving to sailing an 18th Century yacht – all this is can be enjoyed.
Yes, Weymouth has a reputation as a family, friendly resort. Lots of lovely places to stay to enjoy the wide beach and shallow waters. Excellent facilities for families include plenty of public loos. Eateries welcome every generation and there is so much to entertain you – from a long list of events to the Weymouth Pavillion where you an enjoy a pantomime.
The summer months (May–September) are ideal for beach activities, water sports, and traditional seaside fun. For quieter stays, late spring and early autumn offer milder weather and fewer crowds. (You could tailor this based on local event calendars.)
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