Start with a visit to one of the best preserved of Henry VIII’s coastal defence castles, built in the early 1540s to protect against Spanish invasion. We then climb steeply to take in the breath-taking views from high above the 18 mile (29 km) Chesil bank, stretching away along the Jurassic Coast before stopping at The High Angle Battery - a fascinating Victorian defensive structure complete with 'Ghost Tunnels'. Famous Portland Bill with its iconic lighthouse is a great place to grab an icecream and take a stroll or do some bird-spotting. Finally, we will explore Tout Quarry where over sixty sculptures are to be discovered, including ‘Still Falling’ by the internationally renowned sculptor Antony Gormley as well as the ‘Memory Stones’ which line up with the passage of the sun at solstice and equinox. Afterwards, why not end the day at Weymouth harbour where you can sit with an ice-cream or drink and watch the boats go by.