This was my first visit to Durdle door. It was quite a walk down the hill to see it but well worth the effort. I managed to get some really good photos. Hard work getting back up the hill. We then went to Lulworth cove which was really beautiful. My favourite was going in the speed boat around the cliffs to Durdle door. It was so much better seeing it from the sea and getting a commentary. It was nice to only pay for the car park once as the ticket was valid for both car parks. Also there was a walk between the two by the coast path.

The walk from Lulworth cove to Man o War cove and the Durdle door covers one of the most beautiful stretches of the jurassic coast. Both Lulworth cove and Durdle door have a car park and the tickets are interchangeable, i.e. you can see one and then drive to the other. If you prefer to walk the entire section of coast between both attractions – passing Man o War cave along the way – I recommend scheduling two and a half hours in total to get back and forth. The path includes some steep climbing. You can access the beach and have a swim, although the currents are dangerous around Durdle door. Don't forget to bring a picknick and your camera because you will be taking lots of pictures !

First we had a nice little look around the village and Lulworth cove, stocked up on some sweet treats, then headed over Durdle Door. A really scenic ocean-side walk. You can make this a relaxing stroll or you can pick up the pace and get a good work-out, it is entirely up to the visitor.

Amazing place just few hours from London. I have been not too far away at Bournemouth a few times, can't believe i missed this place just a little further down. We wen just a week ago in Feb 2024 and it was perfect day. Great for families but i would say the walk down is steep and hard work so anyone with dodgy knees or mobility issues will likely be best to stay at the top near car park and explore the fields and so on, the walk up is also some effort i needed a break midway and wanted to collapse when i got right to the top haha thankfully others around me also felt the strain of the journey. Kids found it a breeze thankfully and just for the views and fun it's so worth it. Love the caves too just such a majestic place ;)

Steep walk up and down. Take waterproofs as weather can change quickly. Car parking £6 for 4hrs which is plenty of time. Did the entire walk, with an hour of stopping in 3hrs. Worth the effort to climb the steps and height to see the view.

I'm convinced that this is the best beach in England. It's just so cinematic and a lovely relaxed atmosphere. I have been here multiple times and it never fails to deliver. I once stayed in the holiday park as well camping, for a couple days which was lovely. Would definitely go back again

Stunning views , well worth the steep incline walk from Lulworth cove to Durdle Door. Picked up a map to find the points of interest along the way. Be prepared for multiple weather conditions on a given day.

Lulworth Cove is amazing. We visited last week, as we were staying near by and I'm so glad we did. We arrived at Lulworth Cove early to ensure we could get parked as we were told it can get busy. Parking is easy to pay for, especially if you use Just Park app. We walking over to the visitors centre to get our bearings and ask a few questions. The staff were veryy friendly. We then proceeded to walk to the cove. The tide was in, but we managed to walk about the beach for a while. There had been a landslide recently so most of the cove was not accessible, but there was still plenty to explore. My eldest found a fossil near the cliffs towards the left of the cove. He was delighted. According to the staff at the visitors centre it was a great specimen. We later went for lunch at Lulworth Lodge, after which we tackled the Lulworth Steps. Not for the faint hearted. Although only a mile or so long, the steps are steep and takes a lot of effort to climb. It's well worth the climb though, especially if you walk on to Durdle Door. All in all it took us about 90 mins there and back, with two young kids. For a well deserved reward we went for ice cream at Jimmy's Cube Kiosk, where they had plenty of flavours. All in all we spent about 6 hours at Lulworth Cove. I would highly recommend it.

This well known tourist attraction, with its Enid Blyton connections, is very popular. There's a long, steep walk up to the best views and then onwards to the famous Durdle Door. A very steep and rocky walk back from there, though. Great views but these are also available if you head to the water and then up from there. Very impressive. There's lots of history here.

We went with the Dorset tour service to durdle door and lulworth cove, it was a breathtaking experience. Spectacular views, a fun experience if you love beaches and hiking! Our tour guide, Dean was very friendly, patient and gave us all the information needed to make the trip worthy! Would definitely recommend this tour for anyone looking for a nice summer with nature!