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Man O' War Beach is situated on the east side of Durdle Door and is renowned for its sandy and pebble-filled terrain. The region, which encompasses Man O' War Beach, is a designated part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site.
The beach offers a picturesque setting, surrounded by imposing cliffs, but can only be reached via a steep footpath and lacks any amenities or beachside toilets. Visitors can park at the Durdle Door Holiday Park, which is a 15-minute walk down a steep path to the beach. Appropriate footwear is required, and the beach is unsuitable for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues. Accessible toilets are available at the Durdle Door Holiday Park car park.
The beach is located in West Lulworth, Dorset, United Kingdom.
Visitor reviews highlight that the beach is beautiful and peaceful with clear water, and visitors love the natural coastline. However, visitors complain about the steep walk down to the beach, expensive parking fees, lack of food options, and the beach being pebbly. Despite the negatives, visitors recommend the beach as a must-visit place.
If you’re visiting Man O' War Beach, consider staying in the nearby village of West Lulworth, which is known for its charming bed and breakfasts and proximity to both the beach and other attractions along the Jurassic Coast. Alternatively, the Durdle Door Holiday Park offers accommodations that are within walking distance to the beach, providing convenient access for beachgoers.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
Latitude: 50.622181 / Longitude: -2.273623
Man O' War Beach is located in West Lulworth. The following map of Man O' War Beach shows the exact location.
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