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Things to do in Bridport, England: The Best Outdoor Activities
Bridport is a market town in Dorset, England, situated approximately 1.5 miles (2.4 km) inland from the English Channel near the confluence of the small River Brit and its tributary the Asker. Its origins are Saxon and it has a long history as a rope-making centre, though many of its buildings date from the 18th century.
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1. fossilwalks.com
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5.0 based on 175 reviews
Guided fossil hunting and collecting walks at Charmouth on Dorset's Jurassic Coast with Chris Pamplin B.Sc.
Reviewed By 656tamarn - London, United Kingdom
We just got home from our two days on the Jurassic Coast. Chris was a marvel. My 7 year old was pretty grumpy but he told wonderfully terrible jokes and managed to cheer her up. Chris is knowledgeable and patient and makes it easy. Helped us get the eye for it and by the end if three hours we were seeing fossils everywhere. Really fun and it was spot on for all 3 generations of us.
2. West Bay Canoes
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5.0 based on 204 reviews
A mobile canoeing guiding and company, with experiences on the river Brit from West Bay to Bridport. British Canoeing awards also available.
3. West Bay Charters
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
West Bay Charters provide diving and fishing trips for customers from West Bay, Dorset.
4. The Tunnel Tree Tops
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5.0 based on 119 reviews
An award winning high ropes adventure course running through the trees at The Tunnel, in the heart of the Jurassic Coastline. An adrenaline-pumping, birds eye experience made up of a combination of rope bridges, zip wires and walkways give you the freedom to explore. Great fun for all the family!
5. Dorset Fitness Retreat
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
Voted top 15 fitness retreats in the UK by the London Standard. A superb combination of fitness and mental health expertise providing a life changing 4-day experience with exercise classes, bootcamps, hiking, paddle boarding, wild dips, presentations on goal setting and motivation, individual coaching, an exclusive dining experience at Hugh Fearnley's River Cottage HQ and so much more.
6. Hive Beach
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4.5 based on 636 reviews
Reviewed By JanineW264 - Addlestone, United Kingdom
This was a wonderful find, with the bonus of National Trust Members being able to park for free!! The car park is large and is one both sides of the road. The walk to the beach is a short gentle slope. The shingle is fine and therefore not too difficult for us 50+ people. There is a small, and very informative, National Trust Shop (where you can also join up to become a member), as well as a very busy café overlooking the bay. There are miles to walk along the Jurassic coast and warnings not to sit under overhanging cliffs. We walked up the green hill to the east arriving at a small Pill Box - quite a steep walk should you have breathing difficulties, but manageable with stops. Would certainly recommend for families and people of all ages, maybe take a picnic to avoid the café queues. The toilets were slightly disappointing in that they were smelly and without toilet paper on this particular occasion, but we would certainly want to return to this beach.
7. Bridport & West Dorset Golf Club
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4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By 376boba - Burton Bradstock, United Kingdom
This is a very well run bar and restaurant with experienced proprietors, who have taken the COVID precautions very seriously, yet maintain a friendly welcome and excellent food, with super sausage rolls and cakes on the bar. Well worth a detour. A good driving range available to the public as well as reasonable green fees
8. Charmouth Beach
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4.5 based on 374 reviews
Reviewed By PhilW937 - Steeple Bumpstead, United Kingdom
Stayed in Charmouth last week and visited the beach every day, sometimes twice a day. Great mix of sand, shingle and rock it's great for rock pooling, fossil hunting or just sunning yourself if the weathers good. Parking is plentiful and not too expensive. Does get busy at times though. Easy walk along the beach to Lyme Regis if you fancy it (Tide Times are displayed in several places) or an invigorating hike up the hill towards Weymouth gives fantastic views of the surrounding area. Couple of little shops and a Heritage Centre. When the tide is low you can venture quite far out for ideal fossil hunting and rock pooling.
9. West Bay East Beach
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By 180jessieh - Bristol, United Kingdom
loved it, loads to see and do, crab fishing, shops and a few pubs, car parks, lovely sights awesome,
10. West Bay Fishing Trips
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4.0 based on 9 reviews
West bay fishing trips run from west bay, come on down and enjoy the Dorset sea fishing experience. Suitable for all ages and all anglers from novice to expert.
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