Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door

Lulworth Bay is a naturally formed moon bay on the Jurassic coastline in southern England. Millions of years of geological changes have created Lulworth's intricate coastline, with bays, caves, rock mounds and peculiar rock formations that make up a stunning natural landscape. Pleasant thatched huts and fishing boats form a perfect circle around the white cliffs, of which the famous Durdle Door is also part. In the midsummer season, a large number of tourists will come to take a long-distance bus for vacation, which is very lively.