Weymouth Private Self Guided Food Tour With Five Tastings

Finding Weymouth’s food spots and landmarks on your own can mean missing tucked-away businesses. This self-guided walking tour keeps participating venues within 1.5km, with a town map and five tasting experiences to use over roughly half a day. Visit Weymouth Harbour, the Pavilion, Nothe Gardens, and the seafront for fish and chips, cream tea, locally brewed beer, and international cuisine.

1. 1

   Weymouth Harbour

   1 hour

   The old town of Weymouth is principally based around either side of its historic harbour. Sticks & Bones, Bennett Fish and Chips and Fish n Fritz are both within the harbour location.

2. 2

   Weymouth Pavilion

   15 min

   Due to its harbour side location, the forecourt of Weymouth Pavilion was in active use during World War Two, specifically for the launching of British and US Army forces travelling to undertake the D-Day landings in Northern France. The E-Bike Cafe is set in this location serving traditional English Cream Teas.

3. 3

   Nothe Gardens

   45 min

   This natural open space provides perfect view of Weymouth Bay and Portland Harbour, with views stretching out to the wider Jurassic Coast. The Gardens adjoin the walls of the impressive Nothe Fort.

4. 4

   Weymouth Beach

   45 min

   The golden sands of Weymouth Beach with its Georgian Sea Front is one of Britains most traditional and best preserved sea side locations. Waffalicious is located directly on the sea front overlooking Weymouth Beach - visit them for outstanding deserts.

5. 5

   Stop 5

   30 min

   St Alban Street is a relatively hidden and not to be missed location. The street is cobbled and full of interesting shops and spaces.

6. 6

   Weymouth

   1.5 hours

   Weymouth's main town centre is based north of the harbour and along up St Mary's and St Thomas Street. The following premises from the food tour are in this location. - The Tin Cat (Caribbean Cuisine) - The Black Dog (Traditional pub ploughman's and beer tasting)

7. 7

   King's Statue

   20 min

   King George the Third was Weymouth's most famous visitor in the 17th century. His presence helped greatly to establish Weymouth as a popular tourist destination, principally for the healing treatment of bathing in the sea. In his honour a grand stature of His Royal Highness remains on the sea front next to his bathing carriage. The Cafe Napoli is at this location.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.