White Nothe Beach

Located near the village of Osmington Mills, White Nothe Beach is a secluded and unspoiled beach in Dorchester, United Kingdom. The beach is approximately 1.5 miles long and features fine shingle and pebble sand that is light beige in color.

The beach has limited amenities, with no lifeguards on duty, and no bathroom or dog facilities. It is recommended that visitors plan accordingly before visiting the beach.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities at the beach such as swimming, sunbathing, fishing, and hiking along the nearby coastal path.

Parking is available near the Osmington Mills village, with a small parking lot that is free of charge. However, parking can be limited during peak season, so it's best to arrive early.

Fun fact: The name "Nothe" comes from the Old English word "Norð" which means north. The beach is situated on the northern side of the Nothe Peninsula.

While the beach itself does not have any tourist attractions, the nearby village of Osmington Mills has several historic sites and traditional pubs for visitors to explore. The Osmington White Horse, a chalk hill figure, is a popular landmark and offers panoramic views of the coast.

There are several restaurants in the nearby village of Osmington Mills, including the Smugglers Inn, which offers traditional pub food and a selection of local beers. The Wise Man Inn is another popular choice, serving a variety of seafood dishes and offering stunning views of the coast.

For those looking to stay nearby, the Heights Hotel is a luxury hotel located on the cliff top overlooking the beach. The hotel features spacious rooms, a restaurant serving locally sourced food, and stunning views of the coast. Other nearby accommodation options include camping sites and vacation rentals in the nearby villages.