An intriguing way to explore the Purbeck countryside and Jurassic coastline is via the Lulworth Range walks.
The ranges encompass part of the South…
The RSPB nature reserve at Arne is perfect for both a short stroll through the woodland or a full day out walking and exploring.
Part of the
We are spoilt for choice in Swanage and the Isle of Purbeck with so many wonderful places to explore.
To make it easier for you to plan your visit we…
Standing proudly as the highest point of Purbeck, you can walk to Swyre Head from various locations.
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The Isle of Purbeck is arguably best viewed from atop its rolling hills as they fall away into…
The Agglestone is one of Purbeck’s curious and quirky landmarks that have been delighting – and puzzling – people for generations.
Durlston Castle and Country Park sit on the promontory of land that is Durlston Head.
The headland makes for interesting geology, as well as a good…
Home to the Anvil Point Lighthouse, built in the 1800s, the headland of Anvil Point is just one location for stunning seascapes and excellent walking within…
If you love Studland’s beaches but would prefer a more local vibe head to South Beach.
It still benefits from the safe, shallow waters that…
This intriguing landform and small cove can be easily missed on your trip to Lulworth Cove, but making your way up the short path to see Stair Hole is well…
The open, clifftop grasslands of The Downs are just a stone’s throw from Swanage town and give some of the best views across Swanage Bay.
The…
If your idea of a dream day at the beach involves a wild and secluded bay where you can wile away the hours watching the odd passing boat and reading a good…
Swanage is probably most well-known for its superb, sweeping sandy bay, which has been drawing visitors for generations.
You might discover this expanse of shingle and sand beach by chance on a visit to the abandoned village of Tyneham.
Tucked away at the foot of the…
One of Purbeck’s most famous landmarks sits just under the cliffs near the villages of Langton Matravers and Worth Matravers.
Dancing Ledge is…
Set in 25 acres of woodland between Wareham and Corfe Castle, the Blue Pool derives its name from the striking turquoise colour the water this disused clay…
Meander through hay meadows, explore quiet woodland trails and be wowed by stunning sea views at Durlston – just a stone’s throw from Swanage…
The jewel in Swanage’s crown is its beautiful beach that sweeps around the curve of its sheltered bay.
Despite being one, long stretch of…
Comprised of four miles of sandy beaches and with acres of heathland and sand dunes to explore, Studland Bay and Nature…
If the Jurassic Coast’s globally-significant geology is what drew you to Dorset, Kimmeridge Bay is the place to visit.
One of the most iconic landforms on the South Coast – Old Harry Rocks – is just a stone’s throw from Swanage and an important feature of…
England’s only natural World Heritage Site
The Jurassic Coast needs no introduction: renowned worldwide for its breathtaking scenery and geological…