Axminster, Bridport, Honiton Lyme Regis although I expect this will be similar to Charmouth. Hope this helps.

No charges you’ll just have to pay for parking I think 😁

The guided fossil walks are for all ages and we walk for 5-10 minutes down the beach before we start our search. We take our time so there is no rush to keep up with everyone else. The time of day for fossil hunting depends on the tide. We need a low tide to find the fossils and this changes by approximately 40 minutes a day, so some of our fossil walks are in the morning, some across lunch and some during the afternoon. It is best to check our website calendar for all dates and times. We can also give you the daily tide times here at the centre. Most of our public guided walks take place on the weekends and during school holidays, with schools visiting Monday-Friday during term time.

Belemnites and Ammonites mostly, if you go to the Heritage centre first the volunteers will show you what they are and which rocks and areas to find them.. Be careful near the cliffs as they can fall at any time,

You can take dogs on the West beach in the summer season but not on the East beach.

Hi June, There is a book on sale in the centre that has all the tide times and the daily tide times are up in the centre. All the tide times websites I have looked for online are different to the tide times in the book we use - they vary everywhere you look though! The closest one was on Admiral Easy Tide but that still was out a fair bit. Unfortunately we cannot most HTML or website links to you, I just tried but TripAdvisor blocked it.