UK 🇬🇧 Isle of Portland | Bill Lighthouse, Weymouth
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When we arrived at the port, the weather greeted us with rain, but the warmth and kindness of the residents immediately chased away any clouds.
The portion size looked overwhelming at first, but the fish was so fresh and delicious that we somehow managed to finish almost all of it.
What about formalities when you travel on a cruise ship? After waiting in line for a while, our passports were checked and our boarding cards were scanned.
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#Tripelers #TripReview #IsleOfPortland #Weymouth #AIDAdiva #worldcruise #cruiseship #weltreise #weltreise2025 Join us as we explore one of the most scenic coastal spots in southern England — the Isle of Portland and Weymouth Harbour. 🌊 We start our day at the iconic Portland Bill Lighthouse, learning about the everyday life of locals in Weymouth, before taking a scenic drive to discover the famous Pulpit Rock — known for its shape resembling an open Bible resting on a church pulpit. We then head back to see the Trinity House Obelisk, a seven-metre-tall stone pillar built in eighteen forty-four to warn sailors of hidden rock shelves extending into the sea. After saying goodbye to the lighthouse, we return to Weymouth for what every UK trip should include — the best fish and chips in the world! 🐟🍟 Our lunch stop: Bennett’s Fish & Chips, a family-run restaurant located right on Weymouth Harbour, at number fourteen Trinity Road. With over thirty years of tradition, fresh local fish, and generous portions loved by locals, this place truly deserves its reputation. https://bennettsfishandchips.co.uk/contact-us/ On our way back to the ship, we stop by Portland Castle, built between fifteen thirty-nine and fifteen forty on the orders of King Henry the Eighth. Made from the island’s famous Portland Stone, it was designed to defend the coast and protect the harbour at Portland Roads. This was the first of fifty-five ports on our journey around the world 🌍. We hope you enjoyed spending time with us — we’d love to have you join us by subscribing to our channel. Next stop ➡️ Halifax, Canada 🇨🇦 #PortlandBill #PortlandLighthouse #PulpitRock #TrinityHouseObelisk #BennettsFishAndChips #WeymouthHarbour #PortlandCastle #TravelVlog #FamilyTravel #AroundTheWorld #UKTravel #DroneFootage #TravelCouple #Adventure