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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
June heralds the arrival of summer in Dorset with long days, sunny skies and warm temperatures, meaning there’s plenty of outdoor fun in store if you’re visiting Dorset this month. Dine Al Fresco! With the sun shining in all its glory, it’s the perfect time of year to dine al fresco! Here in Dorset…
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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 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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Why not add a little luxury to your Dorset holiday by booking somewhere to stay with an indoor heated swimming pool. Indoor pools offer a perfect blend of convenience, fun and health benefits, making them an excellent choice for all ages. If you’re a regular swimmer, there’s no need to take a break…
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Dorset is renowned for its local produce and farmers' markets that you can find sprinkled around the county. There are a range of gourmet celebrations held throughout the year in Dorset. Find out about the foodie festivals taking place this year and plan your 2026 gourmet adventure. 3 & 4 April -…
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Looking for magical ways to celebrate the season? From twinkling lights to marshmallow toasting and storytelling by the fire, National Trust places across Dorset are full of festive cheer this Christmas. Whether you're planning a family day out, a romantic winter walk, or a cosy cultural escape…
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Autumn is just round the corner, so you know what that means - it’s pumpkin picking time! Put on your wellies and get ready for some fun in the fields this October. Choose your favourite pumpkin to carve or cook up a feast with, from the biggest of traditional orange pumpkins to small, odd-shaped…
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October is a lovely time of year to visit Dorset. As the leaves change from gorgeous green to rusty red and with the rush of summer behind us, the county once again settles into a more relaxed pace. Although the weather may be cooling down and there'll be a few more rainy days, it doesn't mean you…
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With the green leaves of summer starting to turn golden yellow, rusty orange and ruby red, it can mean only one thing - autumn is on its way. Dorset’s amazing autumn colours easily rival America’s famous ‘Fall’ - in fact we think they are even better! Stroll through beautiful vistas, breathe in…
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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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Jurassic Coast
So summer is just around the corner, and you look like you need a holiday! And unless you’ve...
