This is the eastern end of the promenade at Lyme Regis.
From here is is possible at low tide only, to walk along the beach to Charmouth, the next resort on this famous Jurassic coastline.
The limestone cliffs are known as East Cliff and are where the famous fossil hunter Mary Anning, discovered an ichthyosaur fossil 200 years ago in 1811.

Long Entry at Lyme Regis - Lyme Regis visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Long Entry at Lyme Regis' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Dorset.