Outdoor Activities in Lyme Regis

Speak to Lyme Rib Rides and be specific. What age do they take passengers from, and will they carry very small children at all. What is everybody issued with to wear. How long is a trip. What is the arrangement if conditions stop it going ahead. Ask what the ride itself is like too, since a fast boat and an anxious child are a pairing best discovered before the morning is committed to it.

Establish where in the tidal cycle your visit falls, because a shoreline can be a broad open space or almost nothing depending on the point you catch it. Ask who watches the water on that section, and what any flags mean locally. Lyme Regis Beach carries the lowest rating of the five listed here, which is a reason to look into it properly rather than to assume.

Lyme Regis Museum is the only entry here with a roof on its record, so it is the natural thing to hold back for a poor afternoon. Ask what it holds for the ages in your party and how long a family usually spends there. One covered option out of five is not much, so find out what else the town offers before the rain arrives rather than during it.

Lister Gardens Mini Golf and Lyme Regis Treasure Hunt Trail are the two that ask almost nothing in advance and are largely indifferent to what the sea is doing. The trail suits a reader who enjoys puzzling; the mini golf suits a group who want something to compete over. Neither fills a day on its own, but either can rescue one the weather has spoiled.