Walk through geological time with EV Chauffeurs' executive fossil tour. Perfect for corporate geology groups, educational visits, or coastal walking, our luxury service provides premium access to multiple fossil locations with equipment transport and comfortable accommodation links.

Jurassic Coast was Designated England's first natural UNESCO World Heritage site in 2001, this 95-mile coastline from Exmouth to Studland reveals 185 million years of Earth's history through accessible rock formations and fossils. The coast's geological sequence provides continuous timeline from Triassic through Jurassic to Cretaceous periods. Key viewpoints include Lyme Regis's fossil beaches (Mary Anning's discoveries), Durdle Door's natural limestone arch, Lulworth Cove's perfect bay formation, Chesil Beach's remarkable shingle bank, fossil forest at Charmouth, and various cliff sections showing rock layers. The coast represents living geology classroom where erosion constantly reveals new fossils while challenging coastal management with landslips and cliff falls.