@theunexploredbackyard: PART 11: 20 places to see in england that aren’t london 💫 save for future planning 😇 can you believe that this is england?! 🥹 welcome to ✨ 📍the jurassic coast the jurassic coast has truly blown me away and has to be one of the highlights from my trip to the UK 🦋 ✨ how to get here ✨ 🚗 by car: drive from london or any other starting location and head to the durdle door car park - keep in mind that it gets busy during the day so try to arrive early to secure a parking spot🙈 🚌 by public transportation: take the train from london waterloo to wool station (2 hours and 30 minutes journey) get off at wool and take the X54 Jurassic Coaster or bus number 31 to durdle door which will take you 30 minutes (the X54 bus operates on weekdays only and bus 31 operates on weekends only)🏝️ ✨ things to do in the jurassic coast ✨ while at durdle door make sure to explore the whole area - below are a few must see spots along the coast 💫 📍man o’war beach 📍scratchy bottom 📍bat’s head 📍butter rock 📍dungy head 📍stair hole 📍lulworth cave I recommend starting at durdle door and exploring the first spots on the list first, then it’s a 30 minute walk to lulworth cave, make sure to plan a full day here so you can enjoy the views without any stress 🧚🏼‍♀️ ps. for any project hail mary fans you may recognize durdle door from the final eridian scenes 🌿 follow for more tips around my backyard (europe)🥰 #durdledoor #durdledoorbeach #durdledoordorset #jurassiccoast #jurassiccoastline Jurassic coast • visit south of england • best beach in england • durdle door england • durdle door Dorset • must see beaches in england • best of england • best coastline in england • lulworth cove • durdle door •

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KikiArtJournal :
It’s beautiful
2026-06-21 14:12:01
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millenial_me_1990
Millennial_me_1990 :
I grew up here. My husband and I had our first date on durdle door beach - three years later he proposed to me in the same spot 🥰. We were at lulworth cove just a couple weeks ago on holiday with our 2 kids. I live in Surrey now but my family are all still in Dorset ❤️
2026-06-08 17:04:44
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Beautiful pics 🥹✨
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Beautiful ✨
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Wonderful 😍
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