While many people love walking along Marine Parade, which is the town's sea front, you will have a better view of the sea from Langmoor Garden ( 5mins from our B&B ).
There are two Tea Rooms where you can enjoy both a sea view and a cream tea all at once in the Garden! (The Alexandra Hotel & Cliff Cottage Tea Rooms )
View from Langmoor Garden¨
If you love walking in the countryside, then The Undercliff, which is owned by The National Trust, could be a very satisfying Undercliff walk to the west, towards Seaton in Devon (aprox.3h.). You can even catch a Bus at Seaton, if you are too tired to walk back. At the beginning of the Undercliff walk there are some superb views of Lyme Bay, and the Cobb, completely invisible to the people down on the beach. There you can enjoy a quiet picnic among sheep and wild flowers!
Lyme Regis is famous as a seaside town. We have not only the sea but other quiet charms too.
Going inland, you can enjoy a quiet riverside walk away from the busy town centre along the river Lym. Passing through the Old Town of Lyme Regis, your riverside walk starts by the Town Mill. This has just recently been reopened to the public and the ancient millwheel is now fully working.
A pond in the Undercliff
River Lym
What to See...
Children would love to feed the ducks by the River Lym. You may see the ducklings in summer !

National Trust Bluebell Woods and Wildgarlic field are only 20minutes walk up the hill, if you are lucky enough to come to Lyme in late April till early May....
If you prefer a shorter walk, then we suggest that you try the Eastern beach walk to Charmouth. This walk is best done at low tide and takes about 40 mins. You will pass some famous fossil beds in the cliffs and you will see many fossils in the rocks on the way !