Below are some useful links to places and activities in and around Weymouth. 

www.numberonebedandbreakfast 

Weymouth and Portland Sailing Academy, home to the 2012 Sailing Olympics
www.wpnsa.org.uk 


A useful website all about accommodation and tourist attractions in Dorset
http://www.iknow-dorset.co.uk/dorset_coast/weymouth_town/holiday_cottages/

Web cams of Weymouth
http://www.weymouth.gov.uk/home.asp?sv=230

www.fleetairarm.com
The Fleet Air Arm Experience

The Tank Museum
www.tankmuseum.org

The Nothe Fort
www.weymouth.gov.uk/leisure/openspaces/friendsofnothe

The Waterfront Weymouth
www.waterfrontweymouth.co.uk


Best of Weymouth
Local Business Directory, News & Events for The Borough of Weymouth & Portland

Tourist Information
Weymouth & Portland Borough Council

The Pavilion
Link to Weymouth council including The Pavilion

Art Escape Photography
Photography courses in Weymouth and the Jurassic Coast.  Please click on the link for the full range of the courses.

AAroadwatch
A guide to routes and maps in the UK.

www.monkeyworld.org
The world famous ape rescue centre covers 65 acres in the heart of the Dorset countryside and is home to over 160 rescued and endangered apes and monkeys.  A fascinating day out for all the family.

www.theheritagecoast.co.uk
A wonderful site for finding out about the beautiful coastline around Dorset.

www.sealife.co.uk
Weymouths wonderful Sea Life Park and Marine Sanctuary is great for families, with otters, seals and  the only National Turtle Sanctuary in the UK, a five to ten minute walk along the sea front from The Redcliff.

www.brewers-quay.co.uk
Brewers Quay in historic Hope Square with great views of the harbour.  With specialist shops and arts and crafts centres as well as coffee shops, pubs and delicatessens, it is a great place to while away a rainy day or a few hours.

www.tolpuddlemartyrs.org.uk
The Tolpuddle Martyrs where six farm labourers who were arrested and escorted to Dorchester in February of 1834 for trial.  Their crime was swearing an oath of unity to help them get out of the grinding poverty trap and harsh employers.  They were sent to Australia for seven years

www.dinosaurland.co.uk
A fascinating exhibiton of fossils.