There’s no end to the ways families can spend some quality time together in and around Weymouth but with half term coming up we wanted to know where people have really enjoyed visiting.
Not only that but with the days getting longer, days out with the kids are looking a more attractive prospect all round.
Turning to Tripadvisor we’ve discovered which places, great for a day with the family, have received top marks from visitors.
Here are the top five family things to do near Weymouth according to Tripadvisor reviews.
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Top 5 attractions near Weymouth
Weymouth beaches
Rating: 4.5/5
Beaches aren't made just for summer - children will have fun down on Weymouth’s sands and shingles even wearing a woolly hat and scarf.
If you want a change from Blue Flag Award winning Weymouth Beach you could try rock pooling at Castle Cove, escape the crowds at Greenhill Beach, or head to the Jurassic Coast's Bowleaze Cove instead.
Weymouth Harbour
Rating: 4.5/5
For more outdoors fun head to Weymouth Harbour where you can take in the sights, enjoy a meal in one of the many restaurants or even head out on a boat trip.
Nothe Fort
Rating: 4.5/5
Offering fun trails for the children to take part in, fascinating history and breathtaking coastal views Nothe Fort is a must for families looking for a day out in Weymouth.
WIth a maze of underground tunnels, a museum and cafe, there's enough to keep you occupied all day.
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Weymouth Sea Life Adventure Park
Rating: 4/5
As well as seeing all the fascinating creatures at Weymouth Sea Life Adventure Park there are plenty of learning opportunities for youngsters and adults alike.
The seven-acre site by the sea offers activities such as hands-on rockpool experience and face-to-face encounters with sharks.
Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens
Rating: 4.5/5
A mixture of formal and informal flowers and famous for its Camellia groves and magnolias Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens is a wonderful space to while away a few leisurely hours with the family.
If you haven't yet visited, you might already be familiar with the place due to its many TV appearances including BBC Gardeners World and the Great British Garden Revival.
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