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Weymouth developed when King Henry VIII established its harbour as a naval base. It grew in importance when King George III visited the town and was followed by wealthy Georgians who believed the fresh air was a healthy cure for their ills. Today the town has a reputation for being a very pleaseant seaside resort with plenty of events, attractions and entertainment to keep its visitors happy. With one of Europe's cleanest and safest sandy beaches, a 17th century harbour and amongst excellent leisure amenities, Weymouth is teaming with life and makes an excellent destination for both fun and relaxation.
Sailing
Over the past 27 years, The Trelawney Hotel has catered to the salining fraternity, from beginners to Olympic Speed trialists. Ideally located approximately 4 miles from Portland, the Trelawney makes a good base for those taking part in events both in Weymouth and Portland. Please visit the general information link to get more information about sailing in the area.
Walks
The Dorset Coastline is immensely beautiful. In the nearby vicinity are the ruins of Henry VIII's Sandsfoot Castle situated in manicured gardens. Also nearby are the picturesque Nothe Gardens and the Underbarn Coastal Walk. For the more adventurous, the Coastal walk is a stunning trek which leads to Abbotsbury, the Moonfleet, Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door.
Events
Every year, Weymouth plays host to a number of vibrant events including the Jazz, Kite and Oyster festivals aswell as the Carnival and international fireworks display. Throughout the year many world class competitions such as sailing, volleyball and windsurfing tournaments take place in weymouth and draw visitors from all over the world.
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