Year round, there’s so much to see and do in Weymouth. That’s why we are consistently chosen as one of the preferred destinations for tour groups from these shores and beyond. And with £100 million invested in upgrades since the 2012 Olympics, these days we are even more accommodating.

Why Choose Weymouth?

When it comes to unique events and attractions, accommodation, restaurants and efficient travel links, very few seaside destinations can match Weymouth.

• Direct rail links from London and Bristol
• Range of accommodation from large hotels to boutique B&Bs
• Regular events taking place either side of the holiday season
• Endless cycling routes and walking trails that take in natural heritage sights
• Award-winning sandy unspoilt beach
• Everything’s in easy reach – the beach and harbour are both close to the main shopping centre, restaurants and hotels
• Town centre and esplanade are level to cater for those with restricted mobility

In or out of season, Weymouth has a variety of quality hotels that accommodate groups of all sizes.

With the majority offering views of the harbour, esplanade or sea; Weymouth is blessed with an abundance of holiday parks with top-class facilities, national hotels and independent guest houses. Regardless of your choice, staff and management will go out of their way to deliver a comfortable and memorable stay for all in your party. Proof of how accommodating we can be is best summed up by the fact that many hotels offer coach parking and group discounts. Check with the hotel before booking.

Jurassic Safaris, a bustling Old Harbour and group horse rides provide attractions for all ages.

When it comes to activities to fill up the days and nights, Weymouth has it all. Wildlife sites attract hundreds of species of birdlife, whilst the sea is home to schools of playful dolphins frolicking off the coastline. The Sea Life Park and the Jurassic Skyline 360° viewing tower are both a must.

For those days where the weather isn’t playing ball, the Weymouth Fun Factory, the Pavilion Theatre and Cineworld are the places to head to. There are lots of rainy day activities in Weymouth.

For those never too old to learn, cookery courses and photography days with an expert provide a day of fun, whilst guided cycle tours of the town and countryside are guaranteed to delight.