Jurassic Coast Weekend

11-13 May, 13-15 July, 14-16 September 2012

Stretching 95 miles between Old Harry Rocks at Studland in Dorset, to Orcombe Point at Exmouth in East Devon, the Jurassic Coast – England’s first Natural World Heritage Site, is the most geologically diverse coastline in the world. The exposed cliff sections allow you to look back through 185 million years of time; dinosaur remains have been found here, and it’s a fossil-hunter’s paradise. 

With a more recent history of mining, shipwrecks and smuggling, this is a fascinating stretch of coastline. You will be able to take in some of its most spectacular scenery, from the renowned natural stone archway of Durdle Door to the beautiful circular Lulworth Cove, as you continually climb and descend the steep hills of the Jurassic Coast. Crystel blue waters and perfectly fine sand will make you almost forget that you're still in the UK.

This trip will allow you to experience some of the most stunning coastline Britain has to offer.

If you would like more information about this trip please contact Kelly on 020 7391 6088 or kelly@britishskinfoundation.org.uk.