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You could even have a swim right by the arch then. It gets pretty cold in winter, with average temperatures in December January of 5 Celsius. I think the best time to visit Durdle Door is in June or September. There are a few exceptions for photographers wanting to visit early in the morning for a special sunrise experience.

You can check out the timings for your visit here. It takes around 10 minutes to reach the viewpoint, and from there you can walk down the steps to the beach too. We arrived just after 8am and only saw a few other people there, but by 9. One of my favourite things about this region of Dorset is how many beautiful walking routes there are. Wander the cliff tops, take in epic panoramic views, and spot hidden bays all while following the epic Jurassic Coast.

One of the top walking routes is from Lulworth Cove another stunning bay in Dorset , over the cliffs to Durdle Door. The route is around 2. You can find a bit more info on it here. Another great walking route in the area is from Lulworth Cove although you could start the loop at Durdle Door along this route on the South West Coast Path. There are a range of options available including static caravans, camping pods, cabins and more.

What a dreamy place to wake up. Check prices and availability here. There are lots of lovely holiday homes, flats and rooms available for people planning a break in the area. Here are a few of my top picks all sleeping 6 or more that are within a short drive of Durdle Door. Lulworth Seafield — 3-bed holiday home overlooking West Lulworth. Hambury House — Adorable thatched cottage in West Lulworth, sleeping up to 8 people.

Lulworth Cove is a beautiful spot in its own right, yet many people just head straight for the coastal path to Durdle Door. We recommend spending some time checking out this picturesque cove and maybe grabbing a bite to eat at the little cafe on the waterfront before you head off on the walk. The start of the walk is located close to the car park and will be signposted.

But you should be able to see the large stone steps that have been put in place to help you scale the steep hill to the top of the cliffs.

As with many sites of natural beauty in the UK, there will be inevitably lots of other tourists that flock to the site. To avoid these large crowds especially during this period of social distancing we would not recommend visiting during peak times. Visiting during the very end of the camping season, for example, or when all the kids are back in school will drastically reduce crowd sizes and keep you and others safe.

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For more details of these cookies and how to disable them, see our privacy policy and cookie usage page. Please follow government advice on restrictions and social distancing. Prior to travel, please check with individual businesses and event organisers for confirmation of opening times and restrictions. How Was Durdle Door Formed? Interesting Facts Legend has it, the rocks are approximately million years old.

The structure is about feet tall. The footpath from Lulworth Cove is used by over , people each year - the busiest across the whole of the South West. It's a great spot for music videos, used by Billy Ocean and Tears for Fears. The Jurassic Coast is home to other famous music videos too. Things to do at Durdle Door When arriving at either the car park or from an alternative route such as the walking trail from Lulworth Cove , you simply can't turn back without going down to explore what there is to offer.

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