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Weekend Itinerary: Explore Portland & the Jurassic Coast | The Front Rows Dorset

Here’s how to make the most of a two-night stay:

Arrival & Sunset by the Sea

Day 2 – Portland Aventures & Jurassic Coast Wonders

Dinner at The Crab House Café (Weymouth)
Reserve in advance and enjoy some of the best seafood in Dorset, just across the causeway.

Day 3 – Walks, Views & Farewell to Portland

Slow Start with Coffee & a Sea Breeze
Enjoy breakfast in before your final explorations.

Jurassic Coast Walk (South West Coast Path)
Choose a loop walk:

  • Portland’s Cliff Walk (5 miles): Starting from The Front Rows, circle the island along its dramatic edge.
  • Or head to Lulworth Cove & Durdle Door (40-min drive): Stunning natural arches and turquoise coves.

Local Art & Gift Shopping
Browse Portland’s art galleries and boutiques for handmade ceramics, maritime art, and local souvenirs.

2:00 PM – Farewell from The Front Rows
Check out and head home refreshed by sea air, spectacular views, and island charm.

🧳 Plan Your Stay at The Front Rows

With its ideal location, comfort-focused interiors, and proximity to Dorset’s best sights, The Front Rows is your gateway to the Jurassic Coast.

👉 Check availability and book your stay now

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