Holiday rentals in Bridport

Find and book unique accommodation on Airbnb

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Bridport

  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 150 holiday rentals in Bridport

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Bridport holiday rentals start at £15 per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 11,510 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    70 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly holiday rentals

    Find 50 rentals that welcome pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    40 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    150 of Bridport holiday rentals include wifi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Bridport rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    Bridport stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!

Top-rated holiday rentals in Bridport

Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness and more.

1 of 1 pages1 / 1
Top guest favourite
Place to stay
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

Bridport West Bay Quiet Relaxing Hideaway Secluded

Come & share our beautiful Africa themed self-catering wooden cabin in vibrant & historic market town Bridport, Dorset. Little Africa & India (also listed on AirBNB) are set in a beautiful oasis of flowers & plants. A double bedroom with en-suite shower and roll top bath fully fitted kitchen, (plates, cups, saucepans etc) & comfy sitting room with a sofa, hot/cold air conditioning & Wi-Fi. We don't host children under 15 or pets & ask that guests don't host other visitors during their stay xx

Top guest favourite
An open-plan living area features rustic stone walls, creating a warm ambiance. A wooden dining table is set for two, accompanied by stylish wooden chairs. A cozy seating area with a wicker chair and soft cushions invites relaxation, while large windows allow natural light to fill the space.
Home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 310 reviews

West Dorset cider barn with far reaching views

The grade two listed cider barn, with its own pretty terrace, has double french doors which flood the open plan living area with morning light. It is a five minute drive from the Jurassic coast with beautiful beaches and opportunities for fossil hunting . The barn has far reaching views spanning across the Marshwood Vale. This stylish and extremely comfortable new conversion is set in 11 acres of wildlife rich meadows land . It is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful part of West Dorset.

Superhost
The exterior of a rustic town cottage is presented, showcasing a blend of red brick and whitewashed walls. The front garden flourishes with blooming flowers and greenery, while a small white bistro table and chairs are positioned invitingly among the plants.
Cottage
4.81 out of 5 average rating, 287 reviews

Idyllic hidden cottage in the heart of Bridport.

Bijou, rustic town cottage, tucked away but in the heart of Bridport, a vibrant market town located just 1.5 miles from the Jurassic Coast at West Bay. This sensitively restored Ropemaker’s cottage is hidden in a little oasis just a short walk from the water meadows that lead to the sea. Step out of the front door and you are minutes from the hustle and bustle of the vibrant town centre and all it has to offer : pubs, restaurants, wonderful independent shops and an exceptional Saturday market

Top guest favourite
A welcoming living area features a comfortable sectional sofa and a wooden coffee table. A dining table with high stools is positioned nearby. A flat-screen TV is situated on a console, with a potted plant adding greenery. Soft lighting is provided by two pendant lamps.
Apartment
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 180 reviews

The Old Cream Rooms, flat in the centre of town

Located on the former site of Hanger's Dairy, this centrally located ground floor flat is a blend of convenience and charm. Just steps away from Bridport's vibrant main street, you'll find an array of independent shops, cozy pubs, and delightful restaurants. A mere five-minute drive or a 20-minute walk will take you to the fishing port of West Bay, famously featured in the TV series Broadchurch. This flat is ideally situated for exploring the Dorset countryside and the nearby Jurassic Coast.

Top guest favourite
A bright living area is visible, featuring two comfortable sofas adorned with cushions. A wooden coffee table is placed in front of the sofas. The modern kitchen area is equipped with wooden cabinetry, a tiled backsplash, and essential appliances, creating an open and inviting space.
Flat
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Olive Tree Holiday Apartment

Niall and Hilary look forward to welcoming you Only a leisurely 10 mins stroll from the centre of the bustling market town of Bridport and 25 mins (Or 5 mins by bike/car) from the beach and harbour at West Bay, Olive Tree Apartment is perfectly located for a holiday break on the beautiful Jurassic Coast. With flexible, newly restored and reappointed accommodation and a lovely Mediterranean style garden with outside bar and BBQ. Allocated parking and a welcome to well behaved doggy friends.

Top guest favourite
The exterior of the apartment is visible, showcasing a private patio area with a brick-paved surface. Two small chairs and a table are present, surrounded by planted flower pots. The entrance is framed by large doors, leading into a light-filled living space.
Apartment
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

Town, sea & countryside on your doorstep

Little Pendower is a renovated early 1900s workshop on one of Bridport's most characterful streets. The best of town, sea & countryside awaits you! It's a short stroll to busy markets, cafes, restaurants & pubs. Beautiful beach & country walks are on the doorstep: West Bay and the Jurassic Coast are 1.5 miles away. The apartment is bright, comfortable and contemporary. On a quiet lane, detached, with private parking and patio, you're cosy and secure. Jonathan and Alicen warmly welcome you!

Top guest favourite
A warmly colored bedroom features a spacious bed with patterned headboards. Soft bedding covers the bed, while two bedside lamps provide ambient lighting. A window brings natural light, framed by red curtains, and a radiator is positioned beneath the window.
Flat
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Garden Room Bridport

Peaceful yet centrally-located in Bridport - privately accessed ground floor en-suite bedroom, driveway parking and private patio garden. Whilst cutlery, crockery, kettle, tea/coffee and mini fridge are provided, please note there are no cooking facilities or TV. Bridport’s nature reserves, shops, market, antique quarter, theatre, cafés, pubs and bars are just a short stroll away. Drive (10 mins), walk or cycle to beaches at West Bay and UNESCO world heritage site - the Jurassic Coast.

Top guest favourite
Bungalow
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 74 reviews

Badgers Holt - Luxury Home on the Jurassic Coast

Nestled just a 10-minute walk from vibrant Bridport, Badgers Holt is a peaceful hillside retreat, recently renovated to offer stylish, comfortable accommodation for up to five guests. It’s ideal for family adventures, romantic escapes or lazy beach days. Whether you're walking coastal paths, finding fossil-filled shores or enjoying a meal in one of the area's many welcoming pubs or restaurants, Badgers Holt blends tranquillity and convenience for soaking up the regions natural beauty!

Top guest favourite
A light-filled bedroom features a spacious bed with a simple bedding pattern, complemented by a wooden dresser and a clothes rack. A seating area with a cozy chair is situated near the window, offering views of the garden. The decor is minimalistic and inviting.
Guest suite
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews

Garden View Annexe near West Bay, Bridport.

Our light bright garden view annexe is ideally situated for enjoying all that the Jurassic coastline has to offer. The harbour at West Bay (setting for ITV’s drama Broadchurch) is a pleasant 10 minute walk away. The bustling historic town of Bridport is only 5 minutes by car or about 25 minutes on foot. There you will find a twice weekly street market, a variety of shops and a good choice of pubs and cafes. Both Bridport Leisure Centre and the Golf Club with driving range are nearby.

Top guest favourite
An airy room features a king-size bed with crisp linens, complemented by a light wooden bedside table. A round coffee table sits at the center, surrounded by various seating options, including a Danish-style chair and a pink armchair. Natural light streams through the window, illuminating the space.
Guest suite
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 238 reviews

LimeHouse - Airy 2 king bedroom 2 bath apartment

- Spacious, light second floor 2-king bedroom apartment in Grade 2 listed Georgian town house - 2 large bathrooms, baths & showers - 4 adults - Well-equipped kitchenette - Danish/Norwegian mid-cent modern furniture - For younger guests, dino-themed furn, books/games - Courtyard seating, fire pit - Secure cycle/motorbike - Heart of Bridport, near rests/shops/street markets - West Bay beaches 1.2 miles, via off-road paths; 1 mile SW Coast Path - No cleaning fee - Discounts 3+ nights

Top guest favourite
The exterior of the eco-friendly lodge showcases a wooden façade with a triangular feature window. A cozy patio area is visible, furnished with a table and four chairs, surrounded by lush greenery, providing a serene outdoor space.
Cottage
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 231 reviews

Cosy ecolodge with free parking near town & beach

Asker Lodge is an eco-friendly lodge, seconds from the Old Railway Track for a lovely 2.4 mile stroll or cycle to the Jurassic Coast at West Bay. Or walk 15 mins in the opposite direction and you're in Bridport's bustling town centre Downstairs, there's an inviting open plan kitchen & living room opening onto a sunny patio garden. There's also a log burner & sofa bed, plus bathroom with electric shower. Upstairs are 2 cosy bedrooms (1 double & 1 single). Free parking for 2 cars

Top guest favourite
A variety of fishing boats and yachts are anchored in the calm harbor waters, with the historic row of buildings in the background featuring distinct thatched roofs. The clear blue sky reflects on the water, enhancing the serene coastal scene.
Flat
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 347 reviews

Jurassic View, Pier Terrace

Pier Terrace, one of many listed buildings within the historic harbour area of West Bay, enjoys a stunning location on the UNESCO World Heritage designated Jurassic Coast. 'Jurassic View', our cosy top-floor harbourside apartment offers beautiful sea and coastal views from every window. Just a short stroll from the beach and within easy reach of local shops, pubs and restaurants, the apartment is ideally situated for a relaxing stay in this breathtakingly scenic part of Dorset.

Popular amenities for Bridport holiday rentals

When is the best time to visit Bridport?

MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSeptOctNovDec
Avg. price£86£85£92£106£110£111£105£107£100£88£87£94
Avg. temp5°C5°C7°C9°C12°C15°C17°C17°C15°C11°C8°C6°C

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Bridport?

    Vacation rentals are available around the town center, West Bay, and quiet residential neighborhoods. These areas often have easy access to markets, beaches, and local attractions.

  • What are the best things to do in Bridport with kids?

    Visit West Bay for beach time, join craft workshops in local arts venues, and discover history at the Bridport Museum. Farmers’ markets and town events often have activities for children.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Bridport?

    Explore traditional markets, walk coastal trails near the Jurassic Coast, and take in local art at galleries and studios. Bridport has frequent live music and seasonal events around the town center.

  • How is the weather in Bridport?

    Bridport experiences cool winters near 36–48°F (2–9°C) with regular rainfall, and milder summer days around 54–71°F (12–22°C). A rain jacket or umbrella is useful, as weather can shift quickly.

  • When is the best time to visit Bridport?

    Late spring to early autumn is often recommended for comfortable afternoons near 54–71°F (12–22°C) and outdoor festivals. Mild weather makes this period popular for coastal walks and town events.

  • What are the best places to visit in Bridport?

    Explore Bridport's bustling market, walk the harbor at West Bay, and visit the Jurassic Coast for striking geology. Arts venues and galleries around the town center are often recommended.

  • What are some hiking trails in Bridport?

    Bridport has scenic trails along the Jurassic Coast, countryside footpaths, and routes near West Bay. Walking paths here often feature coastal views, rolling hills, and historic landmarks.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Bridport?

    Families can explore sandy beaches at West Bay, wander Bridport Market, and visit local museums. Arts spaces sometimes organize workshops or performances suitable for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Bridport?

    Day trips from Bridport might include exploring Lyme Regis, touring traditional villages, or hiking along the Jurassic Coast. There are often suggestions for farm visits, gardens, and historic landmarks nearby.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bridport?

    Bridport has a selection of pet friendly accommodations, particularly in residential neighborhoods and near green spaces. Local cafes and walking routes often make it simple to explore together.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Bridport?

    Arrive early for market days to explore fresh produce and crafts, and bring a raincoat year-round. Locals often suggest checking event boards at arts venues and booking guided walks for history insights.

  • What is Bridport known for?

    Bridport is known for its historic market town roots, lively arts scene, and links to the Jurassic Coast. The area often draws visitors seeking coastal walks, cultural events, and artisan food.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bridport?

    Tucked-away art studios, historic alleyways, and smaller independent shops around Bridport reveal local character. The Bridport Museum is a frequently suggested spot for those seeking deeper stories.

  • What are the best foods to try in Bridport?

    Bridport is known for local seafood such as crab and mackerel, traditional Dorset apple cake, and farmhouse cheeses. Markets and cafés around town frequently suggest locally sourced fare.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Bridport?

    Pack a waterproof jacket for changeable weather, layers for cooler evenings, and comfortable shoes for walking. Sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and a camera are useful for coastal and town explorations.

  • What is the nightlife in Bridport like?

    Bridport's nightlife often includes cozy pubs, live music venues, and relaxed eateries around the town center. The arts scene sometimes features evening performances and film screenings.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Bridport?

    Bridport has events such as the Bridport Carnival, a Literary Festival in autumn, and food-themed celebrations during the year. Seasonal markets and arts festivals are frequently suggested for community experiences.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bridport?

    Many vacation rentals in Bridport are family friendly, with options near the town center, West Bay, and residential neighborhoods. Amenities such as kitchen facilities and outdoor spaces are commonly available.

All about Bridport

Bridport, a vibrant market town in the county of Dorset, is located on England’s only natural UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Jurassic Coast — a 150-kilometre stretch of pristine coastline with towering white cliffs overlooking idyllic beaches with unusual rocks and fossils.

The town itself is about 10 minutes north of the water and serves as a hub to both the county’s countryside and coastal towns. Internationally, this small town is well known for its high-quality rope and net making, and regionally, it's known as a dynamic cultural centre. You may spend hours at Bridport’s twice-weekly markets, which take over the town’s main streets, hunting for treasures amid the antiques and bric-a-brac and snacking on local foods. Bridport’s lively arts and culture scenes shine at the Bridport Arts Centre and Bridport Electric Palace, a 1920s cinema showcasing films, theatre productions, music, and comedy events.

What are the top things to do in Bridport?

Bridport Museum

To understand the history of Bridport and its connection to rope making, visit the town museum. For more than 700 years, this community has been one of the world’s leading rope and net suppliers. Bridport nets have been in use on the Space Shuttle, in automobiles, and even at the famous tennis tournament in Wimbledon. Schedule your visit so that you can catch one of the museum’s rope-making demonstrations.

Fossil Hunting

Just 10 minutes south of Bridport are the West Bay Cliffs, a stretch of beach belonging to the Jurassic Coast. It’s so named because rocks dating back 250 to 65 million years can be found scattered throughout the area. Sign up for a guided tour, and learn first-hand about the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous eras, or spend your afternoons hunting in the Bridport Sands for ancient souvenirs.

The Golden Cap

Rising 191 metres above sea level is the Jurassic Coast’s Golden Cap, the highest point on the south coast of England. Hikers will enjoy a somewhat challenging climb to the top, but once you’ve made it, the meadows, streams, and panoramic views of the golden sandstone cliffs and beaches will reward you. You can also wander over to a once-thriving medieval village, Stanton St Gabriel, and explore its crumbling chapel and manor house.