Britain Day Trips 
Overview
Spend a day on the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, at Dorset’s most famous landmark. Start at the almost-circular bay of Lulworth Cove, then follow the clifftop path to Durdle Door, a huge limestone arch standing in clear turquoise water.
Highlights
- Walk the clifftop path from Lulworth Cove to Durdle Door
- Photograph the limestone sea arch from the viewpoint above the beach
- Paddle or picnic on the shingle beaches below the cliffs
- See the rock layers of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site
- Reclining seats, air-con and an on-board toilet [confirm]
Itinerary
Times are approximate and depend on traffic.
- Depart BirminghamBoard the coach in Birmingham city centre confirm stop
- Comfort stopAbout 30 minutes at motorway services
- Lulworth CoveFree time around the bay, cafés and the heritage centre
- Clifftop path to Durdle DoorAbout 20–30 minutes each way on a steep, well-trodden path
- Durdle Door & Man O'War beachTime on the beach and at the viewpoint
- Depart Durdle DoorComfort stop on the way home
- Arrive back in BirminghamAbout 14 hours door to door
What’s included
- Return executive coach travel from Birmingham
- Professional driver
- Comfort stop each way
- Stops at Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door
- Food and drink
- Tips
Meeting point
Know before you go
- It’s a full day: about 4 h 30 min each way on the coach, with comfort stops.
- The path from Lulworth Cove to Durdle Door is steep in places. Wear trainers or walking shoes, not sandals.
- The beach is shingle, so bring something to sit on.
- Toilets and cafés are at Lulworth Cove, not at Durdle Door itself.
- Bring a layer: British weather changes quickly, especially by the sea.
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Frequently asked questions
How long is the Durdle Door day trip from Birmingham?
About 14 hours: leaving Birmingham around 06:30 and back around 20:30, depending on traffic.
How long do we get in Durdle Door?
About 4 h 15 min.
Is the walk to Durdle Door hard?
It’s short but steep: about 20–30 minutes each way from Lulworth Cove. You can stay at Lulworth Cove if you’d rather not walk.
Can I swim at Durdle Door?
Many people do in summer, but there are no lifeguards. The water is cold and deepens quickly, so only swim if you’re confident.
How do I cancel?
Cancel through your booking confirmation up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund.
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