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Weymouth And Portland

Weymouth

Weymouth Harbour and Beach – Weymouth Harbour loop from Weymouth

Routes

Hiking trails & Routes

South West England

Dorset

Weymouth And Portland

Weymouth

Weymouth Harbour and Beach – Weymouth Harbour loop from Weymouth

Easy

4.6

(18)

130

hikers

Weymouth Harbour and Beach – Weymouth Harbour loop from Weymouth

01:18

4.95km

40m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: June 13, 2026

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Includes movable bridges

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After 1.31 km for 35 m

After 3.78 km for 35 m

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781 m

Weymouth Harbour

Highlight • Structure

A small harbor like in an English picture book: with colorful houses, small fishing boats and many cafés and pubs.

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1.31 km

Such a pretty, old-fashioned town by the sea in the best way!
The long, fine sandy beach is probably the main attraction, but we also really liked the parks, marina and pedestrian zone.
I recommend planning this if you are going on a hike

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1.97 km

King George III Statue, Weymouth

Highlight • Monument

George III travelled to Weymouth for many years at the end of the 18th century, of course: he wanted to swim in the sea.

Although this was done discreetly with bathing carts and no one was allowed to go into the water near his majesty, a new fashion emerged:

🔜Sea bathing became hip.

At the same time, this meant the decline of spa towns such as Bath or Leamington Spa. The king as a trendsetter and advertising magnate for Weymouth!

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2.25 km

Seafront with lots of shops and pubs

Highlight • Beach

Weymouth seafront is the epitome of a classic British seaside resort, featuring a magnificent, long crescent of golden sandy beach backed by a graceful, sweeping Georgian esplanade. This sheltered bay, known for its gently sloping, safe, and clean waters, makes it an ideal spot for swimming and traditional family holidays, complete with Punch and Judy shows and donkey rides on the sands. The esplanade itself is lined with elegant Georgian terraces now converted into hotels and guesthouses, providing a beautiful, historic backdrop to the lively scene, which leads eastward toward the attractions of the Weymouth Pavilion and the historic Old Harbour.

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