Studland Bay

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Corfe Castle, Corfe CastleAdults and children alike will be captivated by the romantic Corfe Castle ruins and the breath-taking views across Purbeck.

Clouds Hill - Home of T.E .Lawrence, Bere Regis & SurroundingT.E. Lawrence's (Lawrence of Arabia) retreat containing his own furnishings and photographs.

Kingston Lacy, East DorsetKingston Lacy is an elegant 17th century Italian inspired country mansion set in attractive formal gardens and extensive parkland. Wander around Kingston Lacy house and discover the Spanish Room with its gilded leather and gilded ceiling brought from the Contarini Palace in Venice. Witness…

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Brownsea Island, PurbeckA beautiful island with wonderful views, history & wildlife including rare red squirrels and birds, and is also the birthplace of Scouting and Guiding.

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Old Harry Rocks, StudlandStanding tall at the southern end of Studland Bay is one of the most famous landmarks on the South Coast – Old Harry. The chalk formations are popularly know as Old Harry Rocks, but the name actually refers to the single stack of chalk standing furthest out to sea.

Spyway, SwanageTowering sea cliffs and grasslands rich in wild flowers. A distinctive limestone landscape on the South Coast where sea birds soar and rare orchids hide among rich grasslands. Centuries of stone quarrying have left their mark in the form of sea quarries like Dancing Ledge, popular for both picnics…