Holiiday fossil hunting walks Charmouth on the Jurassic Coast Fossilwalks.com

Due to new regulations set by Charmouth Parish Council for the 2013 season, scheduled holiday walks numbers are now limited. Fossilwalks.com follow the Guidelines set by Charmouth Parish Council for Guided walks Leaders. A copy is available from the Parish Clarke on request.
Please e-mail me to reserve your places on the walk of your choice. Book your places now.

SUMMER HOLIDAYS

Tuesday 23rd July 10am

Thursday 25th July 11.30am

Sunday 28th July 2pm

Monday 29th July 2.30pm

Tuesday 30th July 3pm

Monday 5th August 10am

Monday 5th August 1pm

Tuesday 6th August 10.30am

Tuesday 6th August 1.30pm

Tuesday 13th August 2pm

Thursday 15th August 3.30pm

Monday 19th August 10am

Tuesday 20th August 10am

Thursday 22nd August 11am

Sunday 25th August 12 noon

Monday 26th August 1pm

Tuesday 27th August 2pm

Thursday 29th August 2.30pm

Book your places now.

Superb Value Fossil Hunting Walks on the Jurassic Coast of Dorset
Fossilwalks.com
£5 per person, Child under 4 years old free (equates to £20 for a family of 4 if all over the age of 4 years)

"Superb value for £5. Chris, Many thanks for a really interesting two hours when we joined Sunday's fossil walk. "
Ian & Carole Hudson

Join local expert geologist and fossil hunter Chris Pamplin for a 2 hour fossil hunting walk and talk at Charmouth.

All walks will go ahead so long as you turn up, what ever the weather! Fossil hunting can be very rewarding if the weathers bad. So grab those waterproofs and come on down the beach this summer. Support your local tourism economy.

Meeting Place 2013 for 2 hour guided walks listed above

Tickets will be on sale from me, on the day, near the Old Coast Guard Lookout. I usually start selling tickets about 1 hour before start time. If you have pre booked tickets you must collect them no later than 1/2 hour before start time.

This is easy to find, simply go to the sea front at Charmouth (DT6 6LL) and find the flag pole ( It seldom has a flag on it) turn right as you look at the sea and proceed up the slope, past the Gents Toilets to the Coast Guard Lookout. You are asked to gather by the Mill Stone Seat which is central to the grass area about 5 mins before the talk. You can also access the meeting point from the private field car park without going down to the flag pole.

Late arrivals can join the talk and pay for the tickets after the talk has finished. The talk lasts about 30 mins.

Clothing: We get sunshine and rain during most months, so make sure you have clothing for the weather on the day. Waterproofs, wellies or walking boots for wet weather or shorts and beach shoes, sandals or crocks for the hot weather. In wet Winter weather full waterproofs with wellies are the best!

Participation in a Fossilwalks.com walk is entirely at your own risk. It is however a very safe activity so long as you take notice of all safety warnings given on the day. See Safety Code

You are paying for my 16 years experience and guidance in finding fossils, There is a high probability that you will find fossils on my tours, however I can not guarantee you will find a fossil. Beach conditions vary each day and so does the collecting potential of the beach.

In 16 years of working at Charmouth Beach I have known the beach to be closed on only one occasion, this was in response to the fatal accident at Burton Bradstock some 10 miles down the coast in July 2012. In the event of a beach closure I will endeavor to contact you all to let you know if you have pre booked tickets. However this can only happen if I am told. Beach closures are beyond my control.

Walks are conducted with permission of Charmouth Parish Council and follow their Code of Practice