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Weymouth Beach This award-winning sandy beach is overlooked by a magnificent Georgian seafront, located at the heart of the Jurassic Coast. Nearest toilets for the main beach are at Kings Statue. All public toilets have baby changing except Cove Street and Maiden Street 10-minute drive, DT4 7AN

Weymouth Harbour A charming old harbour which also benefits from close proximity to Weymouth Town, as well as the award-winning golden sands of Weymouth. Whether you are looking for somewhere to eat or just want to watch the boats sail in and out, it’s definitely worth a visit. 12-minute drive, DT4 8BG

Nothe Fort Dogs welcome Nothe Fort is Weymouth’s No. 1 heritage attraction, offering fantastic 360° views across Dorset’s Jurassic Coast. Discover a maze of underground tunnels, a museum, parade ground, large guns positioned high on the ramparts, a wonderful cafe and fun trails to keep the children busy. 12-minute drive, DT4 8UF

Weymouth Sea Life Adventure Park Discover a magical underwater world filled with a dazzling array of amazing creatures. Every step will reveal something new, from a face-to-face encounter with sharks to a hands-on rockpool experience Plus, meet the comical Humboldt penguins and watch the shark feeding. 13-minute drive, DT4 7SX

Sandworld Sculpture Park Sandworld is an all weather attraction created by local artists to showcase the talents of International and UK Sand Sculptors. Visitors are encouraged to "have a go" at sand sculpting. Activities such as filling sand bottles are available at extra cost, and a gift shop and café completes the experience. 13-minute drive, DT4 7SX Durdledoor and lulworth cove A famous natural arch and a beautiful secluded cove; their existence owed to the collision of continents and the birth of the Alps. If you visit Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove, look carefully and you will notice that the layers exposed in the cliffs are tilting steeply to the north. 30-minute drive, BH20 5PU

Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens The Garden is a mixture of formal and informal flower beds, world famous for its camellia groves and magnolias. Noted in Dorset for its rhododendron and hydrangea collections and the charming Victorian Garden. Facilities include the coffee shop, a quality gift shop and a fantastic plant centre where many of the flowers grown in the garden can be purchased. 14-minute drive, DT3 4JG

Abbotsbury Swannery Home to the world’s only managed colony of nesting mute swans, Abbotsbury Swannery is the only place in the world where you are able to walk through the heart of a colony of nesting mute swans. A visit to this beautiful place is considered to be one of the best things to do in Dorset. 14-minute drive, DT3 4JG

Bennetts Water Gardens Set over eight acres, with a Claude Monet style Japanese bridge, tropical house, woodland walks and a museum. Café Monet serves coffees, home-made lunches, cakes and cream teas. Browse the shop for unusual gifts or plants for your garden. 4-minute drive, DT3 4AF