Useful Information

Directions To The Boat

For those with a sat nav the best postcode to put in is DT7 3JJ.

Head for Lyme Regis and then follow signs to “the Cobb” or the “Harbour”. These will bring you down a steep hill with a roundabout at the bottom and the harbour straight ahead.

You may drive round the harbour to drop your gear off so take the second left at the roundabout past the lifeboat station and round the harbour. As the Cobb has suffered some damage during the winter storms, parking on the Cobb is more restricted than usual. Please, where possible share cars to minimise usage.

Please drive very slowly-walking pace!

Parking

Please park up in the wide area before the buildings on the end. Trolleys will be available to bring your gear the rest of the way round to where the boat will be, about 50m along the front of the buildings. When unloaded you will then need to take your car to one of the car parks.

The best place to park is Holmbush car park at the top of the hill (DT7 3LD). This car park is popular so if we have a late start you may want to arrive early to make sure of a space.

The car parks on the seafront are short stay and more expensive.

Accommodation In Lyme Regis

This is a list of places that have been used and recommended by visitors in the past which we hope helps you.

The Nags Head

Pub at the top of town. Nice pub but sometimes have live bands.

The Old Black Dog

A b&b in Uplyme.
www.oldblackdog.co.uk
Clean, reasonable prices, run by a nice couple and very helpful sorting out breakfasts for early starts.

The Smugglers

A b&b on the main street in Lyme.

Cannington Farm (Georges)

Camping and bunkhouse self catering accommodation in Uplyme. Walking distance to pub, Talbot Arms. Cheap in the bunkhouse.

Places To Eat In Lyme Regis

• The Millside Restaurant - Run by the daughter/sister of a local fishermen so has fresh local fish/crabs/lobster.
• The Royal Standard - on the sea front. Good pub grub.
• Lal Qilla (Indian)