Bridport Holiday Cottages

7 holiday cottages in Bridport

3 Allington Square

Bridport

4 2 Pet friendly
£420 to £647 per week

Betsy's Byre

Bridport

2 1 Pet friendly
£446 to £771 per week

Harbour Lights

Bridport

10 5 Pet friendly
£1,474 to £2,875 per week

Little Perhay

Bridport

4 2 Pet friendly
£379 to £862 per week

Perhay Cottage

Bridport

5 3 Pet friendly
£438 to £1,004 per week

The Granary

Bridport

4 2 Pet friendly
£492 to £1,136 per week

Cato Cottage

Bridport

6 3
£682 to £1,619 per week

Nestled in the heart of Dorset’s stunning Jurassic Coast, Bridport is a vibrant market town that offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Known for its rich heritage and thriving arts scene, Bridport is an ideal destination for those seeking a holiday that combines relaxation with plenty of opportunities for exploration. Staying in one of the charming holiday cottages in Bridport provides a cosy and convenient base from which to discover everything this delightful town and its surroundings have to offer. Whether you’re drawn to the scenic coastline, the rolling Dorset hills, or the town’s lively atmosphere, Bridport promises a memorable and rejuvenating holiday experience.

Bridport’s historic charm is evident as you stroll through its bustling streets, lined with Georgian architecture and independent shops. The town is famous for its rope-making industry, a heritage that is still celebrated today, and you can learn more about it at the local museums and heritage sites. Beyond the town, the stunning Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers endless opportunities for coastal walks, fossil hunting, and seaside adventures. After a day of exploration, returning to one of Bridport’s holiday cottages allows you to unwind in comfort and enjoy the tranquillity of the Dorset countryside.

Things to do in Bridport

Bridport is a town full of character and offers a wide range of activities to suit all interests. Start your visit by exploring Bridport’s historic market, which takes place every Wednesday and Saturday. Here, you’ll find a vibrant array of stalls selling everything from local produce and artisan goods to antiques and collectibles. The market is a great place to soak up the local atmosphere, meet friendly locals, and pick up unique souvenirs.

For history enthusiasts, a visit to the Bridport Museum is a must. Housed in a beautiful Grade II listed building, the museum tells the story of the town’s past, from its origins as a Saxon settlement to its development as a major centre for the rope and net-making industries. The museum’s exhibits include fascinating artefacts, photographs, and displays that bring Bridport’s history to life. Nature lovers will be captivated by the stunning landscapes that surround Bridport. The town is just a stone’s throw from the iconic cliffs of West Bay, made famous by the television series "Broadchurch." The South West Coast Path runs through West Bay, offering breathtaking views of the coastline and the opportunity to explore hidden coves and beaches. For a more inland adventure, the surrounding Dorset countryside is perfect for walking, cycling, and wildlife watching.

Places to eat in Bridport

Bridport is home to an impressive selection of eateries, from cosy cafés and traditional pubs to fine dining restaurants. One of the town’s culinary highlights is The Bull Hotel, a historic coaching inn that has been lovingly restored to offer a blend of old-world charm and contemporary style. The Bull’s restaurant, The Stable, is known for its delicious pizzas, crafted using locally sourced ingredients and served with a selection of West Country ciders. It’s a relaxed and welcoming spot, perfect for a casual meal with friends or family.

For those seeking a taste of modern, plant-based cuisine, The Green Yard is a must-visit. This eco-conscious café and deli focus on fresh, seasonal, and locally sourced ingredients, offering a menu that is both innovative and healthy. From vibrant salads to hearty soups and delicious smoothies, The Green Yard provides a refreshing alternative for those looking to enjoy a meal that’s both good for you and the planet. With its relaxed atmosphere and commitment to sustainability, it’s a fantastic spot for a leisurely lunch or a quick coffee break.

If you’re looking for a more traditional dining experience with a Mediterranean twist, The Olive Tree is an excellent choice. Situated in the heart of Bridport, this family-run restaurant offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere, along with a menu that features a delightful mix of Italian and Mediterranean dishes. From freshly made pasta to wood-fired pizzas and succulent seafood, The Olive Tree is perfect for a cosy dinner after a day of exploring the town. The restaurant’s charming interior and friendly service make it a favourite among locals and visitors alike.

For those staying in one of Bridport’s holiday cottages and planning to self-cater, the town’s regular farmers’ markets and independent food shops offer a wide range of fresh, local produce. From artisanal bread and cheeses to locally reared meats and fresh vegetables, you’ll find everything you need to prepare delicious meals in the comfort of your cottage.

Bridport is a destination that perfectly captures the charm and beauty of Dorset. Whether you're wandering through its historic streets, exploring the stunning coastline, or simply relaxing in your holiday cottage, Bridport offers a holiday experience that is both enriching and rejuvenating. Book your Bridport holiday cottage with Lime Cottages today and start planning your perfect Dorset getaway.