Dorset Beaches
Dorset is a beautiful county in southern England, famous for its stunning beaches, dramatic cliffs, and charming seaside towns. The Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is well known for its ancient fossils and fascinating geological formations. One of the most famous landmarks is Durdle Door, a natural limestone arch surrounded by clear blue water and a picturesque beach. Weymouth Beach is popular with families because of its golden sand, shallow waters, and traditional seaside attractions. Lulworth Cove attracts visitors with its curved pebble beach, turquoise sea, and impressive cliffs. Dorset’s beaches are perfect for swimming, walking, fossil hunting, photography, and enjoying beautiful coastal views throughout the year.
Seatown Beach/Seatown Beach 2
The webcams show views of Seatown Beach, located near the village of Chideock. Both webcams are situated at Golden Cap Holiday Park, just 150 yards from the beach and surrounded by around 2,000 acres of National Trust countryside. The park lies in a peaceful valley alongside the River Winniford, with beautiful coastal scenery, green hills, and walking trails nearby. The webcams allow viewers to observe the beach and its changing scenery in real time.