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The Lulworth Coastline

The Lulworth Coastline Lulworth Cove White Nothe Middle Beach Bats Head Durdle Door Beach Durdle Door Man o'War Beach St Oswald's Bay Stair Hole Dungy Head The Fossil Forest Mupe Rocks and Mupe Bay Arish Mel Bacon Cove

Please click on the part of the coastline you are interested in to learn more.

The Lulworth Coast stretches for 5 miles between White Nothe in the west to Warbarrow Bay in the east. This coast is part of the 95 mile Dorset and East Devon World Heritage Site. The landscape here is a reflection of events over time dating from 150 million years ago to the present day.


 

 

 


 
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