Definitely worth a visit, whether old or young. It's not too touristy or commercialised which is lovely, although I imagine busy at the weekend/in summer.. We went on a Friday which was quiet and peaceful and all the more wonderful for it. The Cove and Durdle Door are wonderful examples of the Jurassic coastline and the different types of rock... More

The walk was stunning but contrary to recommendations by friends and hotel staff, it was definitely NOT for buggies. The walk to Durdle door has quite a few steep inclines so best strap the child onto your back instead. The effort is worth it though. Takes your breath away.

This must be one of the most photographed locations in the UK and quite rightly so. It's simply stunning. Of course much depends on the weather. If you are fortunate to get there when the sun is shining then you are in for a treat. There is so much to see and do. You can just walk from Lulworth Cove... More

Ok - so I had studied the geography of Lulworth Cove as a teenager and it was all very interesting. I had seen some photos of Lulworth Cove and the colour had clearly been Photoshoped. I have now seen Lulworth Cove for real and I have to admit it took my breath away. The cove itself really is the colour... More

I stayed in Lulworth for a weeks holiday in a cottage rental during May 2013 with my wife, 3yo daughter and mother-in-law. We had a lovely time; best bits were - The coastline, not only very beautiful, but very interesting, with millions of years geology open to see. The location was a nice mix of remoteness an facilities Attractions and... More

Been to durdle door a few times now, seems to have an atmosphere that is both calming and relaxing, feel like I am home.... Never had this feeling with anywhere I have been before. It is sad to see so any land slips, some are larger than others. The steps to durdle door, to get on the each have slid... More

Fantastic place for a long walk and if you like you can stay on the beach too. Views from the top are simply stunning, superb location for taking photos. We visited in October but it was warm enough to have a swim, water was fantastic, super clean, we loved it. Excellent day out. It is a must see location !... More

The only buses that go to Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door are the 103 and 104, and the trips are very limited. You can get them at Wool railway station. (See travelinessw.com for the schedule.) We had planned to take the bus to Lulworth Cove and then walk from there to Durdle Door and back, but a taxi driver at... More

Lulworth Cove was beautiful and the view of it from above, on the climb to Durdle beach, was very impressive. Durdle Door and beach were both gorgeous but I can highly recommend going early as it's a fair walk from Lulworth and it got busy towards lunch time.