Lulworth Cove is one of Dorset’s most picturesque and popular coastal haunts. Lulworth Cove is almost completely enclosed and near-circular apart from its narrow entrance.   As natural harbours go, it is small but perfectly-formed and has been used by fishing boats, pleasure craft and even passenger vessels running services to other ports of call on the Dorset coast.

August 2008 - Evening light across the cove.

August 2008 - A final look across the cove after our very pleasant coast path walk.

August 2008 - A very curious tree decorated with I presume debris found on the beach over the years.

May 2015 - A Friday evening relaxing walk around the cove.

May 2015 - We were warned by a sign near the road to not walk too close to the cliffs due to the risk of land slips!

May 2015 - Reflected sky in the view from the far side of the cove.

May 2015 - Not many people around on this occasion. I am sure that in a few weeks time it will get much busier.

May 2015 - I wonder where these rocks came from? Land slides?

May 2015 - Amazing strata in the rocks.

January 2016 - Descending down into Lulworth cove on return from a walk along the coast to Mupe Bay.

January 2016 - Down on the beach.

January 2016 - Someone here before us had been creating a pebble stack.