ShareStep aboard the Stuart Line Cruise, and see the stunning 250 million year old Jurassic Coast cliffs up close from the sea.
This Jurassic Coast Cruise takes in the oldest section of the cliffs of the Dorset and East Devon Coast World Heritage Site. The rocks in these cliffs are from the Triassic era and they are famous for their deep red colour.
Your skipper will give you a live commentary during the cruise covering the changing history and appearance of the area, as well as the wildlife and towns. Tides permitting, the vessel will sail in close to the cliffs for a detailed view, and then sail further out to offer a panoramic view. This really is the best way to see the Jurassic Coast from the sea.
This trip is suitable for manual wheelchair users and persons with reduced mobility.
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