The area known as Lulworth is made up of villages – East Lulworth and West Lulworth. Some of Dorset’s most visited landmarks are determined in Lulworth and it is also a part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. You will discover Lulworth Cove in West Lulworth village. With its perfectly rounded bay and picturesque surroundings, it is one in all Dorset's most famous and loved landmarks. Being the closest village to Lulworth Cove, it is highly popular with visitors due to the unspoilt beaches; outstanding taking walks opportunities, geological interests and of course getting holiday photos of the most iconic landmarks in Dorset. From Lulworth Cove there is an entire range of activities which may be enjoyed which includes; kayaking, coasteering, and mountain biking and guided walks. Nearby you can also enjoy horse riding inside the surrounding heaths and woodlands. Lulworth Castle and Park, with its lovely grounds and chapel is a need to-see at some stage in your live. It is positioned in East Lulworth village and has been a garrison for Roundhead squaddies in addition to a residence-in-exile for the French royal own family.