Newton's Cove

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  • Tucked away below Nothe Gardens, Newton’s cove is a small area of shingle with plenty of rock pools. The beach is backed by a modern promenade which makes access easy from Nothe Fort. Generally speaking this is one of the quieter spots in Weymouth and can be a great spot to get away from the summer crowds.

    The cove sits in the shelter of the he Portland breakwater and harbour. This makes it a good spot for swimming and snorkelling, although be aware there is no lifeguard here.

    Newton’s cove’s shoreline is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) as it is home to a rare geological formation known as the Nothe series.

    Type of beach

    Pebble

    Lifeguard service

    No

    Dogs friendly beach?

    We do not have information on this beach but restrictions may apply (usually from Easter until the end of Summer)

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    Activities

    • Diving & snorkelling
    • Good fishing
    • Swimming/bathing
    • Rock pooling

    Nearest town

    Weymouth

    OS grid ref.

    SY 6826 7845

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    Newton's Cove Reviews

    Relaxing area

    Jordan
    Mar 26th 2024

    At low tide great for crab hunting . Also used by swimmers, paddle board ppl, dolfin