This weekend is ideal for people who enjoy coastal walking and a slightly more relaxed pace. It suits those who like scenic days with beautiful views without committing to two very strenuous days back-to-back.

A reasonable level of fitness is helpful, along with a positive attitude and the ability to be flexible across the two days.

Over the weekend you will explore two contrasting but equally beautiful sections of the Jurassic Coast. On Saturday you’ll walk the dramatic cliffs and visit the famous Durdle Door. On Sunday you’ll spend time on the fossil beaches of Charmouth before climbing up to Golden Cap for excellent views across the bay.

The exact pacing and how long we spend at each highlight will be adapted depending on the weather and what suits the group best. You can expect a scenic and enjoyable weekend with a good mix of coastal walking and viewpoints.

April weather on the Dorset coast can be changeable. We may experience sunshine, wind, or rain, so layers and a waterproof jacket are recommended. Good footwear is important as some paths can be uneven or muddy.

All trips are led by qualified and experienced guides. We carry group safety equipment and will adjust routes or plans if conditions require it. Full safety briefings are given at the start of each day.