Sea Breeze

Sea Breeze is part of a small complex of holiday homes just off Preston Beach at the end of Weymouth's sandy beach. A large patio with wonderful sea views over Weymouth Bay will be a place you spend quite a bit of time, perfect for some al fresco dining after a hard day on the beach. All you need is on your doorstep including a pub and cafe, both with outdoor seating and sea views, and a convenience store are all within a short walk from the front door. Water sports are available nearby as are walks along the coast to Osmington and beyond. Explore Weymouth, the many restaurants, pubs and cafes, shops, Sea Life Centre, two nature reserves, Sea Life Tower and country park to name but a few. Further afield you can visit Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door or Abbotsbury with the tropical gardens and children's farm.

The accommodation at Sea Breeze comprises of an open plan living area with TV, DVD player, WiFi and dining area with the kitchen equipped with a gas hob and electric oven, fridge, freezer and washing machine. There are two bedrooms arranged as a double and a twin and two bathrooms, a shower room and a bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and toilet. A cot can be provided upon request.

Outside is a patio area complete with furniture. There is off road allocated parking for one car and roadside parking on a first come first served basis near the Oasis Cafe. Your fuel, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the price.

Preston

Preston is a small village and suburb of Weymouth, approximately 2 miles east of the town. The 14th century St Andrews church was built on the site of an earlier Norman Church and is worth a visit. The area is probably best known for Bowleaze Cove, a sand and shingle beach that is a popular family beach in the summer that also has a slipway for lauching small craft. There are many rock pools to explore at low tide and the area is popular for fishing. The cove also provides excellent views over Weymouth and is also home to the Riviera Hotel. Bowleaze Cove was painted by John Constable on his honeymoon and the painting now hangs in the National Gallery. Overcombe corner is a popular spot for windsurfers and gets some nice swells when the wind is in the right direction.

For eating out, the area is served by three pubs, The Bridge Inn, The Spice Ship and the Springhead.