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If you’re dreaming of a holiday that slows the pace and brings you closer to nature, a farm stay in Dorset...
Enid Blyton absolutely loved her holidays in Dorset, particularly the Isle of Purbeck, and visited three times a...
This year marks 25 years since the Jurassic Coast became England’s only natural UNESCO World Heritage Site,...
The Purbeck Peninsula is one of the most beautiful areas of Dorset. You’ll find incredible beaches, nature...
Experience the colours of spring in Dorset’s gardens this year. As the county awakens from its winter...
Dorset is renowned for its local produce and farmers' markets that you can find sprinkled around the county....
As spring sweeps across the countryside, Dorset's woodlands transform into a breathtaking tapestry of violet...
May is one of the most magical months to
If you’re dreaming of a holiday that slows the pace and brings you closer to nature, a farm stay in Dorset is the perfect escape. From cosy cottages to adventure‑filled glamping, these welcoming farms and smallholdings offer fresh local produce, friendly animals and wide‑open countryside right on…
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Enid Blyton absolutely loved her holidays in Dorset, particularly the Isle of Purbeck, and visited three times a year for over 20 years. Some of her best known children's books were inspired by the real places and people she met in Dorset. Spend 72 hours in the Isle of Purbeck and have a jolly good…
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As spring sweeps across the countryside, Dorset's woodlands transform into a breathtaking tapestry of violet and green. There's something truly magical about walking through ancient woods, with the ground beneath your feet carpeted with a sea of bluebells, the air filled with the soft scent of new…
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Experience the colours of spring in Dorset’s gardens this year. As the county awakens from its winter slumber, the gardens burst into life with vibrant colours, fragrant blooms and the gentle hum of wildlife – it’s a real feast for the senses. Whether you’re a keen gardener, a nature lover, or…
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There’s a reason why a country walk in the Autumn is such a delightful thing to do; it’s the feeling of wrapping up warm and breathing in that insatiable smell of fallen leaves, it’s the dazzling display of rich burgundies and warm golds that ignite the landscape around you, it’s watching the…
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If you’re looking the perfect summer adventure in the heart of Dorset’s County town, look no further than Dorset Museum & Art Gallery (DMAG). DMAG invites visitors to immerse themselves in history with interactive and engaging exhibits spanning archaeology, natural history, art, social history, and…
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Stand Up Paddleboarding in Dorset is incredibly popular and it's easy to see why! Whether you are looking to experience a beautiful, calming paddle down a local Dorset river or paddleboarding along the Dorset coast with breathtaking views of the Jurassic Coast, there are many fantastic…
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Looking for the perfect place to enjoy a spot of al-fresco dining in Dorset? Check out our 10 places to lunch, fine dine, sip cocktails or simply enjoy a delicious cream tea sat amongst Dorset’s finest scenery. Watch House Café, West Bay This easy-going beachside café in the heart of West Bay offers…
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As the warmer months roll in, there's no better way to enjoy Dorset’s natural beauty than with a picnic in one of its many scenic spots. Whether you're a local or visiting for the first time, these handpicked locations offer breathtaking views, fascinating history, and a chance to reconnect with…
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With a chill in the air, and the need to wrap up in hats, scarves and gloves, what could be better than warming up by the fire in one of Dorset’s pubs? As well as delicious home-cooked food, you can expect local ale, cider and wine, alongside a growing range of non-alcoholic drinks. Feel the warmth…
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Jurassic Coast
So summer is just around the corner, and you look like you need a holiday! And unless you’ve...
