Jurassic Coast Cottages
Dramatic coastline and fascinating fossils – the Jurassic Coast has drawn visitors for centuries. Spanning 95 miles along the Devon and Dorset coast, this is a World Heritage Site worthy of some proper exploration. Delve into the literary history of Lyme Regis, hunt for fossils at Charmouth, or stomp along the huge variety of coastal paths. After a long day exploring, put your feet up in one of our Jurassic Coast holiday cottages. Read more
Our exclusive ferry discounts of up to 25% will make your island trip with Classic plain sailing.We have 79 self catering cottages on the Jurassic Coast to show you...
7 nights from £639
Rectory Cottage
47952 bedroom cottage near Bridport, Dorset
Hidden away in the grounds of a Grade II Listed former rectory, this picture-perfect cottage is a delightful Dorset escape. From the moment you pull into the driveway you will love...
7 nights from £639
7 nights from £415 *
Sturthill Stable
28293 bedroom, dog friendly barn conversion set within a working farm near Bridport, Dorset.
This beautiful barn conversion at the heart of a working farm is just inland from Dorset's spectacular Jurassic Coast and its beaches. The rural setting will please all the family ...
7 nights from £415 *
7 nights from £419
Badgers Cottage
30141 bedroom, dog friendly cottage near Bridport, Dorset.
This pretty semi-detached cottage for two is nestled within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (now known as National Landscapes) on West Hembury Farm. Badgers Cottage is an ...
7 nights from £419
West Hembury Farm
7 nights from £1143
7 nights from £724
Barn Owls Cottage
30153 bedroom, dog friendly cottage near Bridport, Dorset.
Barn Owls Cottage is a semi-detached cottage that has been converted from an 18th Century stone barn. Despite having stylish modern fittings, it has still retained much of its orig...
7 nights from £724
7 nights from £550
Bluebells
56242 bedroom, dog friendly cottage in walking distance of Bridport, Dorset.
Tucked away in a quiet location, yet just a stone's throw from bustling Bridport and the Jurassic Coast, you will find Bluebells. Situated at the end of a pretty row of cottages, t...
7 nights from £550
7 nights from £840
Seymour Barn
53142 bedroom, dog friendly barn conversion in Bridport, Dorset.
With the bustling market town of Bridport within striking distance, this beautiful barn conversion is the perfect home-away-from-home. A delightful spot to explore all the beauty a...
7 nights from £840
7 nights from £377
The Linhay
26611 bedroom cottage near the beach near Bridport, Dorset.
The Linhay is a tucked away single-storey retreat – and an ideal base for exploring the wonderful coastline. The cottage nestles alongside the barns, with a fully enclosed gravel c...
7 nights from £377
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We scour the coast and country to winkle out bits worth sharing with you, the best properties in lovely locations. While we’re out and about, we gather together the best things to do so that you can start planning your holiday as soon as you’ve booked.
The ‘Explore Nearby’ tab on our cottage pages show what’s nearby along with relevant articles from our holiday guides from Notes and Stories, where you’ll find hand-written experiences of outings across the South and West, from dog-friendly pubs on the Isle of Wight to free things to do in south Devon and everything in between.
Doghouse Farm
7 nights from £1350
7 nights from £573
The Parlour
26622 bedroom cottage with views of Golden Cap near Bridport, Dorset
The Parlour is an excellent choice for a family, with French doors opening out onto an enclosed gravelled patio, comfortable accommodation for five guests – one of the three single...
7 nights from £573
Known for its almost perfectly circular shape, Lulworth Cove is a must when visiting the Jurassic Coast. Water that evokes the Mediterranean more than the Channel and a sweeping pebble beach make for a beautiful escape – go out of season for a particularly peaceful visit.
Quite literally down the road is Durdle Door, another popular spot with awe-inspiring geology in the form of the eponymous door; a large, rocky arch perches over the water, making for some rather special photo opportunities. Take the South West Coast path from one to another for a gentle two and a half mile walk with some of the best views in the South West
Pop along to Lyme Regis and soak up the culture and history in the ‘Pearl of Dorset’. A popular and quintessential seaside town, Lyme Regis is far from gentrified, with a thriving community and plenty of its own long-standing customs.
Over the summer there are various carnivals and festivals, celebrating everything from fossils to food. Appearing in Jane Austen’s ‘Persuasion’ and John Fowles’ ‘The French Lieutenant’s Woman’, Lyme Regis has a literary scene and draws literature fans down to the coast.
