Nestled along the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, Seatown is a hidden gem that offers a unique coastal experience. Unlike typical sandy beaches, this charming pebble beach welcomes visitors to drive their cars right up to the shoreline, making access effortless. The crystal-clear waters and breathtaking scenery create a perfect backdrop for a day by the sea.
Just under two hours from the West Country’s Bristol Channel attractions, Seatown offers tranquility away from busier spots like Lyme Regis. Visitors can enjoy picturesque cliff walks featuring panoramic views of Golden Cap, the highest point along the Dorset coast.
The heart of Seatown’s appeal lies in The Anchor Inn, a seaside pub renowned for its outstanding seafood. Visitors rave about its offerings, with many claiming it serves some of the best fish and chips around. Whether you’re sipping a glass of wine during sunset or enjoying a casual meal in daylight, the pub’s location right on the beach enhances every dining moment.
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In summer, the beach buzzes with extra offerings—including a pizza oven on the shingle and a cozy café shack serving quality coffee. Ample parking is available at a reasonable fee, and facilities like a kiosk add convenience, making Seatown a perfect base for exploring the Jurassic Coast’s famous fossil hunting sites.
For those seeking to extend their stay, a charming campsite located right on the beach offers picnic areas and a small grocery shop, allowing visitors to soak in the serene coastal atmosphere longer.
Whether you come for the scenic walks, fossil hunts, or simply to indulge in fresh seafood by the sea, Seatown is a delightful coastal destination waiting to be discovered.