Eype Mouth Beach
Eypemouth Near Bridport
Beach Type: Gravel
Information: This beach is mainly gravel with some sand, depending on the sea conditions, backed by blue lias clay cliffs which are unsafe and dangerous to climb.
Lifeguard: No
Emergancy Facilties: No, nearest air sea rescue is at Portland
Pier: No
Safe for Kids: Considered fairly safe bathing with normal precautions.
Litter and Dogs: Dogs allowed. a 'Pooper Scooper' scheme operates and litter bins provided.
Facilities: Toilets available. Hotels. pubs. and tearooms serve light refreshments in Lower Eype.
Activities: Swimming and fishing.
Getting Here: Lower Eype' is signposted from the Bridport bypass heading towards Chiddeok, Charmouth and Lyme Regis. Steps lead from a private car park to the beach.
Parking: Private car park with approximately 75 spaces.
Public Transport: None
Walking: Golden Cap Estate stretches from Eype to the Devon border. with approximately 30 miles of footpaths. Contact the local Tourist Information Centre for further details of walks.
Other beaches nearby that you maybe interested in visiting are Westbay and its harbour, Seatown and Charmouth. The nearest main town for shopping and supermarkets is Bridport, Briport also has a museum providing local history for the area and a weekly market
Map of Dorset can be found here
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