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Charmouth
Charmouth is a beautiful coastal village parish, and one of the many gateway's to Dorset's Jurassic Coast which has been awarded
World Heritage Status.
Awarded its World Heritage Site Status in 2001 Charmouth remains an untouched coastal gem. The coastline between Exmouth and Bournemouth is now a World Heritage Site (meaninng that it is of particular importance both historically and geologically) similar in status to the Grand Canyon and The Great Barrier Reef.
Charmouth attracts thousands of holiday makers each year because of its excellent location on Chesil Beach and close proximity to the quaint market town of Bridport, other Jurassic Coast resorts such as Abbotsbury, Chideock and Burton Bradstock and the miles of golden sand on Weymouth's famous beach.
What We Do...
This site is a guide to Charmouth, for tourists and locals. Here you will find links to local business', fossiling guides, activities & things to do, guides to local walks and a variety of local accommodation.
Fossil Hunting.
Charmouth is famous for its abundance of fossils and frequently delivers rare finds to experts and amateurs alike.
This site is a guide to Charmouth, for tourists and locals. Here you will find links to local business', fossiling guides, activities & things to do, guides to local walks and a variety of local accommodation.
Fossil Hunting.
Charmouth is famous for its abundance of fossils and frequently delivers rare finds to experts and amateurs alike.
Beautiful Coastal Walks
surround Charmouth.
Charmouth is a popular summer resort with
a fine stretch of pebble and sand beach. The charming village is set half-a-mile back from the shore and consists mainly of one long street lined with dignified Georgian houses, old thatched cottages and inns.
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0800 612 9165
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