Experience the beauty of England’s prehistoric coastline: the Jurassic Coast.
The term “Jurassic” usually sparks images of enormous Tyrannosaurus Rex’s or action-packed movies. With all of the publicity and fictional movie adaptions, correspondingly the Jurassic period is likely the most widely recognized prehistoric era. Adding to the growing list of historical paraphernalia is England’s stunning Jurassic Coast. This place is a perfectly-preserved ancient wonder.
Dorset’s incredible landscape brings the prehistoric period to life.
Situated on the English Channel, the Jurassic Coast is a true treasure to behold. This landmark stretches from Exmouth in East Devon to Old Harry Rocks in Dorset. Visit here for a real-life Jurassic Park experience.
Named England’s first natural World Heritage Site, in essence, this park is pleasing to the eye. Many consider the Jurassic Coast to be one of the most stunning wonders of the natural world, alongside spots like the Great Barrier Reef and Mount Everest. The 96 miles of coastline are brimming with magical views. While you are here, stroll across the lengthy beaches and scale the towering cliffs.
In addition to the picturesque landscape, on the whole, the Jurassic Coast provides an ideal location for scientific exploration. The many observable layers of sediment serve as a natural classroom for geography students seeking to learn more about the earth’s history. These layers portray the stories of years ago when dinosaurs freely roamed the earth.
You don’t have to be a scientist to get a taste of the ancient past. Along the coast, you will find museums to explore, and you can even try your hand at hunting for fossils. Make sure you bring a bucket and a shovel as you search for relics from the earth’s prehistoric times.
Visit England's Jurassic Coast and transport back to the time of the dinosaurs as you behold this incredible natural attraction.
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