Lyme Regis
WHAT TO DO
From fossils to festivals, the area has it all.
LOCAL SHOPS
Convenient self-catering.
WHERE TO EAT
Plenty of eateries with great reviews.
As part of the Jurassic Coast, Lyme Regis is a very popular Dorset holiday destination. Those who enjoy arts and culture will love the theatre and local museums, whilst active visitors will embrace the stunning walks and four local beaches.
As well as well-known supermarket chains, you’ll have the opportunity to sample some fantastic local produce from more traditional sources.
Considering Lyme Regis is a quaint little coastal town, it has an amazing choice of dining options. In addition to local fresh fish and traditional English cuisine, there’s plenty of Asian and European restaurants nearby.
WHAT TO DO
Lyme Regis and the surrounding area has many attractions and events to suit all ages.
River Lym
Marine Aquarium
Theatre
Sculpture Trail
Skatepark
Working Water Mill
Harbour
Dinosaurland Fossil Museum
LOCAL SHOPS
There’s a good choice of shops in the village, making self-catering easy. Here’s a small selection.
The Cornish Bakery
Tesco
Co-op
Pug & Puffin Fruit and Veg shop
Uplyme Stores
Colyton Butchers
(also serving hot pasties and pastries)
Making Waves Hairdressers
Where to eat
Why not spoil yourself and enjoy the excellent choice of local restaurants and public houses.
Tierra Kitchen – Vegetarian
The Millside Restaurant
Largigi – Thai with panoramic views
Lal Qilla
Indian ‘Bring your own alcoholic drinks’ soft drinks can be purchased