Minibus and Coach Hire in Weymouth

The best place to find excellent restaurants in Weymouth is around the harbour. Here, you'll have your choice of local fish and chip shops, pub grub, and chain restaurants — including Prezzo and Wetherspoons. Hatch on the Harbour and Catch at The Old Fish Market serve freshly-made fish dishes on the seafront, offering spectacular ocean views.

Whether you want to sample the local seafood or your party has specific dietary requirements, the harbour has many restaurants to choose from.

If you're looking for a night out in Weymouth, the harbour has you covered. Choose from themed bars and pubs scattered across the seafront, perfect for a fun night with friends and family. Or, if you're in the mood for dancing, Weymouth is home to three nightclubs: Popworld, The Closet, and Chic Bar Weymouth.

The bulk of Weymouth's shops are located along Esplanade, including supermarkets, clothes shops, and novelty tourist gift shops that are ideal for picking up souvenirs for those back home.

The town is also home to the only physical Weird Fish store, a casual clothing brand many nationwide will be familiar with. Along the seafront, you'll also find a variety of fossil shops selling oddities collected from the local beaches.

The town's beach is the Weymouth's primary tourist attraction, making it an ideal spot for sunbathing, building sandcastles, and fossil hunting. The town sees heavy volumes of sun-seeking tourists each year, meaning there’s an abundance of beach-themed attractions to enjoy.

Sandworld is a genuinely unique gallery that displays impressive sand sculptures, while the town's Sea Life Centre allows visitors to get up close to local fish species. Weymouth is also home to Nothe Fort, a Victorian-era coastal defence fort transformed into a military museum.

There is no shortage of things to do in Weymouth for families, from a day at Weymouth Beach to a fossil-hunting adventure along the coastline. Abbotsbury Swannery is a swan sanctuary that sees hundreds of breeding pairs rearing their signets yearly, making for an adorable sight for the whole family to enjoy.

Or, take a trip to the Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens. This specialist garden has appeared on TV multiple times and is famous for its beautiful bridges and well-presented plant species.

You're in luck if you're looking for free things to do in Weymouth. The town hosts a wide variety of free attractions and activities that are suitable for all ages. Located on the Jurassic Coast, Weymouth is unsurprisingly home to various fossil hotspots, including Chesil Beach. This shingle beach may not be ideal for sunbathing, but hundreds of visitors leave each year with their own fossils!

Take a walk through the town and spot the specially commissioned sculptures that make up the Weymouth Sculpture Trail, or head to one of the two RSPB reserves that can be found right in the heart of Weymouth. Each reserve offers the chance to spot rare native birds and other wildlife.