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Chesil Beach is an 18-mile coastal area in Dorset, UK, characterized by its untamed and rugged appearance. Its pebbles, which consist mostly of flint and chert, are graded in size and originate from Cretaceous and Jurassic rocks.
The Fleet Lagoon, a vast saline lake, is located behind the beach and is a favorite spot for bird watching. The mute swan colony also makes it their home.
West Bexington is a well-known fishing location on Chesil Beach. However, swimming is not recommended due to the dangerous under-tow and sudden large waves. There are no lifeguards on duty, but toilets can be found at the Chesil Visitor Centre.
The beach is accessible to disabled visitors, with accessible parking spaces and toilets provided. Dogs are permitted throughout the year but should be kept under control near nesting birds and mudflats.
Despite its natural beauty, Chesil Beach can be unpredictable and should be approached with caution.
Visitor reviews highlight that visitors enjoy the clear water, cleanliness, and family-friendly atmosphere of the beach. Many also appreciate the rocky and quiet nature of the beach, which is great for fishing and offers beautiful sunset views. However, some visitors complain about the strong winds, lack of activities, and potential danger from rogue waves, fishing hooks, and nails washed up on the beach.
Latitude: 50.6266703 / Longitude: -2.5605472
Chesil Beach is located in Weymouth. The following map of Chesil Beach shows the exact location.
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