Jurassic Coast

We really enjoyed our stay at Lulworth Cove. Thralls lead from there in both directions. curdle Door is a short hike.

https://lulworth.com/visit/places-to-visit/lulworth-cove/

We stayed with HF Holidays but they no longer have an inn there. However, we did have dinner at this pub and they have rooms as well:

https://www.lulworth-coveinn.co.uk/

Here is an idea of a place near by that you might enjoy visiting. Tyneham is on my radar because some of my relatives were displaced from this village. I offer it up as a possible point of interest.
https://www.slow-travel.uk/post/tyneham

Great suggestion! We hiked there from Lulworth Cove. It was a nice hike and the village is very interesting. I was trying to remember the name to suggest it myself, so you have saved me the trouble of trying to reconstruct that trip.

I would stay in Lyme Regis.

Agree with Lyme Regis suggestion. After staying in London got my rental car at Heathrow ( Hertz ).

Stayed in an AirBnB flat. ( No longer available. )

Lyme Regis is a hilly town with a lovely strand. Tasty seafood at the Harbour Inn.

Visit Rolly’s to buy homemade fudge. Enjoy a pint at the Nags Head and if you have pets don’t miss stopping in the Pug and Puffin pet store.

I stayed 4 nights, explored Fossil Beach. Drove over to West Bay and explored the beach and cliffs there. If a fan of Broadchurch you’ll recognize West Bay.

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How many days to stay ? Well there is a lot to see so it really depends on your priorities. I see from your other post you may be interested in Roman history. If so then there is an excellent museum in Dorchester, with a lot of Roman remains and even mosaics which you can walk on. Nearby there is also the remains of a roman town house.

Thank you all for the information.