Lyme Bay Holidays, we are a family-run business with more than 30 years’ experience, you can trust us to make your holiday in Lyme Bay unique and memorable. Our range of cottages are situated throughout this area of the Jurassic Coast which is situated within the only World Heritage site in England. From Lyme Regis, through Charmouth to Bridport and West Bay and the beautiful surrounding towns and villages, whether you desire a beach day or maybe a walk with the family or dog to Golden Cap, the highest point on the South Coast the area offers a variety of options for your ideal stay in Devon or Dorset.

Hidden away in the heart of Lyme Regis is this delightful cottage, one of Lymes' oldest dwellings, dating back to around 1650. Situated in a quiet location on the south side of Broad Street the property offers stunning views across the bay to the historic Cobb and harbour from all its rooms. A real gem, this light and spacious cottage is arranged over two floors whilst the sunny, south-facing terrace in this excellent central location is a real bonus and offers a place to sit out and enjoy a cup of tea or glass of wine! GROUND FLOOR Kitchen with dining area and door to; South-facing sun terrace with lovely sea, coastal and harbour views Separate w.c.Utility room FIRST FLOOR Bed 1: Kingsize bed with a stunning view of the Cobb and sea Bed 2: Twin beds (can be linked together to make super kingsize bed - specify at time of booking) with a stunning view of the Cobb harbour and sea Bed 3: Double bed (small room) Lounge with panoramic views across the bay Bathroom: bath, large shower cubicle, w.c. GENERAL INFORMATION; Public car parking within a 5-10 minutes walk Utilities included Linen included - beds made up Not supplied, please bring or hire; towels, cot, highchair and stairgate.

Dubbed ‘The Pearl of Dorset’ for good reason, this impossibly pretty town tumbles down to a promenade of multi-coloured Georgian houses overlooking the turquoise arc of Lyme Bay. Sweeping out to sea is the 13th Century Cobb harbour wall, which took on iconic status for its starring role in The French Lieutenant’s Woman. Part of the World Heritage Jurassic Coastline, there’s no escaping fossils in Lyme – even the lampposts have fossils shaped into them! When you’re not digging into the coastline’s 185 million years of history and hunting for your own fossils, soak up the town’s retro seaside feel, enjoy a round of crazy golf or relax on the golden beaches.