Hotels in Jurassic Coast, United Kingdom
The Jurassic Coast stretches 95 miles along England's southern shore, a UNESCO site famous for its 185-million-year-old cliffs and fossils. Its temperate climate means mild winters-perfect for storm-watching and fossil hunting at Lyme Regis after a winter storm-and warm summers ideal for hiking the coastal path to Durdle Door or taking a boat trip to see the rock formations up close. Spring and autumn offer fewer crowds and comfortable temps (50-70°F / 10-21°C) for exploring the charmless but fascinating 'Fossil Forest' at Lulworth Cove.