Jurassic Coast Trek

Our newest UK trek takes us on a weekend adventure along England’s only natural World Heritage Site, the beautiful Jurassic Coast!

Our two-day trek will start with a journey from Peveril Point to the beautiful Kimmeridge Beach, where we can dip our toes in the sea and search for fossils among the ancient rocks. We’ll trek further along the South West Coast Path on our second day, where we’ll take in views of Worbarrow Bay and the blue waters of the famous Lulworth Cove. Our finish line is at the iconic Durdle Door, a limestone arch formed more than 10,000 years ago! Dramatic coastal views and world-famous landmarks await – join us for a weekend adventure to remember!

Key Points Of Jurassic Coast Trek UK

Walking

One of the best ways to appreciate the spectacular scenery of the Jurassic Coast is on foot. The 95 miles from Old Harry Rocks to Exmouth make up part of the South West Coast Path National Trail, and there are hundreds of miles of connecting footpaths and bridleways, giving a lot of variety of possible circular walks, wherever you are on the coast.

The South West Coast Path

The South West Coast Path offers beautiful views, taking in dramatic cliff-top vistas, also the numerous sea-level sections which allow you to really appreciate the intricate rock formations or, in some locations, hunt for your own fossils. The route is very clear to follow – just look for the acorn symbols as you make your way along the path.

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