Looking for a scenic yet challenging walk along the Jurassic Coast in Dorset? The hike from Weymouth to Durdle Door is a must for outdoor enthusiasts. Spanning 9.5 miles along the South West Coastal Path, this route features uneven terrain, elevations reaching up to 1,100 feet, and breathtaking views of the South Coast, making it …
Dorset is home to plenty of country parks, making it easy to plan a family day out. These parks offer a wide variety of facilities and activities, from play areas and walking trails to picnic spots and wildlife watching. Best of all, many are inexpensive or free, making them perfect for families looking to enjoy …
As Dorset is home to many harbours, piers and beaches, crabbing in Dorset is a very popular activity. Crabbing is also a great inexpensive day out for all the family. Once you have the basic supplies, you can save them to re-use again and again, only having to buy bait if there isn’t anything suitable …
Portland Bill is on the southern most point in Dorset on the Isle of Portland and Jurassic Coast. It definitely attracts visitors wanting to see Portland Bill lighthouse, one of more than 60 functioning lighthouses in the UK. The lighthouse has been in operation since 1903 and stands at around 41 metres tall, showing off …
Brownsea Island is the largest of the islands in Poole Harbour in Dorset. The island is 1.5 miles long and 0.75 miles wide. It’s a popular choice for a day out in Dorset. Owned by the National Trust, Brownsea Island nature reserve has some amazing history to it. It’s seen cattle farming, daffodil farming and …