ONE of the most beautiful beaches in Europe is actually in Britain – and the sandy shores are bringing back a beloved attraction this week.

The is returning and will welcome beachgoers from tomorrow for the new season.

Aerial view of the new Ferris wheel tourist attraction on Weymouth beach.The Observation Wheel is returning to Weymouth BeachCredit: Getty A busy beach in Weymouth, Dorset, with many people, tents, and a tall striped helter skelter slide next to historic buildings and the sea.Other rides like the helter skelter will open the weekend afterCredit: Alamy

Visit Weymouth announced that Weymouth’s Observation Wheel will be opening tomorrow.

In a social media post, it said: “After a successful debut year in 2025, Weymouth’s Observation Wheel will be open again this Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd March at 11am.

“It looks like we are in for a sunny weekend, so get ready for some amazing views! The attraction will then be open every day from Friday 27th March.

“From 10.30am on Saturday 28th March, the other beach rides will be open daily – just in time for the Easter .”

Other opening next weekend include the helter skelter, pirate ship, pirate coaster and paratrooper.

It won’t be the last time you see the big wheel either as the family who own it have a five-year contract in place, according to the Dorset Echo .

This means it will be there and open for until 2029.

The attraction is fairly new to the having only opened in April last year.

It stands at 85ft tall and can take up to 108 passengers at a time.

Anyone wanting to see the should take a ride as it offers great views across the beach and further on.

Last year, prices for the Weymouth Wheel started from £5 for children under 10 as well as OAPs.

For adults, a single ticket is £6, while families of four (two children and two adults) could get onto the attraction for £20.

is a favourite for Brits, especially during the summer months.

Seaside view of the English town Weymouth, with a sandy beach and buildings along the coast.Weymouth Beach is considered one of the best in EuropeCredit: Alamy

It’s also considered one of the most beautiful in Europe.

Last year, ranked the best beaches – and Weymouth Beach came in 20th place, when it came to the list of the best beaches in .

It was praised for its ‘shallow, safe waters’ that are perfect for swimmers.

Other factors that went in its favour included its family-friendly activities like donkey rides and pedalo hire.

It was the fourth year in a row that Weymouth appeared on the list.

The Times even named with its litter-free beach, and plentiful amount of fish and chip shops.

Brits have a similar too, one beach-goer wrote on Tripadvisor: “It’s the best beach in the South if not the UK”.

Another went one further, saying: “Best beach in the world.. Love it here.”

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Aerial view of Weymouth Beach and town, with people on the sandy beach and boats docked along the coast.Weymouth Beach is one of the best in Europe and is bringing back a favourite attractionCredit: Alamy