Durdle Door and the Isle of Portland

On your second day, you'll be heading west, where the first stop is the iconic Durdle Door and the scenic Man O'War Bay. Breathe in the morning breeze of the English Channel.
Hiking at Man O'War Bay is best in the early morning. You'll enjoy lots of fresh air, not too many tourists, and great views.

Durdle Door is a well-known, and probably one of the most photographed, natural landmarks of the South Coast of the UK. There's also a delightful beach, but I suggest going a bit further to the west to get the best view of this rock formation from above.

Now, return to your car and enjoy some more interesting stops before heading back home.

Lulworth Castle, located just 15 minutes from the Cove, was built in the 17th century. Originally, it was a hunting lodge for the aristocracy and royalty. For centuries it has been owned by the Weld family, who are still the owners of the Estate. The surrounding grounds are great for walking or having a lovely picnic.
Make sure to check the opening hours during your dates, on the official website.

The beautiful seaside town of Weymouth is known for its delicious pubs, restaurants and cafés, so you won't have any trouble finding a lunch spot there.
If you're a seafood fan, Weymouth is the place to be – many of its restaurants serve fresh fish and crab caught the previous night.

Leave your car in this car park and enjoy a five-minute walk to admire another outstanding location.

Pulpit Rock in Portland is one of the most popular attractions of the area. It was formed in the 19th century thanks to the quarrying activity. It's also the southernmost point of the Isle of Portland, with great panoramic views of the surrounding waters.

If you're up for more sightseeing, before leaving the Isle of Portland visit Portland Castle, Henry VIII's coastal fort, built in the 1540s to protect against French and Spanish invasion. The castle also played an important role in the First and Second World Wars.

Now it's time to head back home. Luckily, there's a fast-charging spot on your way at the BP station. It's part of the BP Pulse network. Here are the specifications:
CHAdeMO: 2 Plugs, 100 kW CCS/SAE: 2 Plugs, 150 kW

If you want to make one last stop on the way home, or if you don't feel like cooking dinner after a long journey, head to the village of Chobham – just a short detour from the motorway. There are lots of cafés and restaurants to choose from – pick one that's most to your liking.