chesil beach is a great attraction but it's way too expensive to park and for that money you are likely to need new suspension on your car since they've spent nothing on the car park! it's got loads of big pot holes and bumps. The beach itself needs cleaning every day and it isn't.

Great Cafe and discovery area. Beach is all stone and there are small hills, great fun gettign to the sea, but hard work getting back.

Walking on loose pebbles is not my favourite pastime, but this was worth the effort, even in the rain. In fact being wet, the pebbles showed their colours to full advantage, and the beach would be a veritable paradise for pebble collectors. The beach slopes down steeply on the side nearest to the water, and it can be a somewhat... More

A lovely beach to stop and have a walk across the miles of stones, the cafe on site is also very nice. We stopped here on the way to Portland, recommend to anyone who enjoys walking and lovely views.

This is a good place to visit on the way to Portland along the coastal path. The new tea rooms are very good inside th visitors centre although the tea was a bit expensive, but by the time we had walked there from Weymouth we were gasping!

The beach is long and made of pebbles the sea is a massive contrast to Weymouth and looks very inviting but most of chesil just in the sea shelf's so best not go for a swim in the water also be very aware of that if your walking a dog who likes the water.great beach for beach fishing though and... More

This really was a sight to see and one we could view from the kitchen window of our holiday home. Made of pebbles (which it is illegal to remove) no-one is sure just how it came to be. Do visit it if you are in the area and the Chesil Beach visitors centre.

Worthwhile ditching the car and walking! The stop at the end at the yatch club for a nice beer is a good way to break up the walk before heading up the hill to see the sights!

You have got to have good walking legs to manage walking on this beech, very -very- very- long...!!!! Several hotels and beech café along this stretch depending where you park if you have your own transport, some place you might be able to park free but other pay and display. Jurassic coast line on your doorstep so enjoy as this... More