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Dancing Ledge - once a limestone quarry - is a National Trust property about a mile south of Langton Matravers village. From the village, access is along good public footpaths across fields with a steep descent to the shore. It's a good sun-trap, and has some sea caves to the west side. The sea is deep here and it's a popular spot for snorkelling and coasteering.
Some fossils can be found here, but as area is an SSSI, extracting these from the living rock is not permitted.
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"The Beaches of Wales" is the first complete guide to every beach and cove around the entire coast of Wales. With photos and descriptions of 491 beaches, this is the essential guide for all beach lovers.