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Weymouth Beach

Weymouth Beach ranked No. 1 in the UK by Tripadvisor

Weymouth Beach sits at the very top spot of UK Beach rankings. Read on to find out how it weighs up against all of Europe’s beautiful beaches.

Along the stunning coastline of Dorset's Jurassic Coast, Weymouth Beach stands as a quintessential destination for families seeking a perfect day by the sea. With its expansive stretch of sand, gentle waves, and picturesque scenery, it's no wonder this beach has earned its reputation as a beloved spot for locals and tourists alike.

Weymouth Beach has been recognised for the prestigious Travellers' Choice Best of the Best Beaches Award from TripAdvisor. This esteemed honour is bestowed upon businesses that have a standard of excellence, receiving top reviews from travellers and ranking in the top 1% worldwide.

Ranked 19th for beaches in Europe, according to Tripadvisor, Beach's beautiful shores have captured the hearts of visitors from near and far. Its award as the UK's number 1 beach further solidifies its status as a must-visit destination Weymouth.

Accessible and welcoming, Weymouth Beach welcomes service animals, boasts colourful changing huts dotting the shoreline and has a myriad of water sports activities for all ages. From swimming to crabbing, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Beyond its natural beauty, Weymouth Beach offers a host of amenities to enhance the visitor experience no matter the weather. Whether strolling along the charming promenade, popping into their cosy gift shop or indulging in treats at their nearby cafes and restaurants.

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