Dorset
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Often called England's most beautiful county Dorset frontlines the British coast, the award winning beaches stretch for miles surrounded by archeology, rural villages and countryside.
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Regional map
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Key attractions
Durdle Door
One of the most photographed landmarks along the Jurassic coast. The famous rock arch is part of the Dorset and East Devon World Heritage Site.
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Weymouth Sea Life Park
Weymouth Sea Life Park offers indoor and outdoor aquatic attractions. There are poisonous creatures to get close to and activities to get all the family involved in.
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The New Forest
Near Sandford lies a forest to explore by foot, bicycle or horseback. This forest is filled with delights to get you close to nature.
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Monkey World
A 65 acre ape rescue centre that's home to 150 primates of 15 different species. Keep the kids busy all day in the woodland walk, pets encounter and play areas.
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Local towns
Poole
Poole offers a beautiful natural harbour and a stunning beach which makes it a haven for water sports fanatics.
Dorchester
Near Warmwell sits an ancient market town with close links to Thomas Hardy. There are many areas of interest such as the castle keep and the museum explaining all about the towns' history.
Weymouth
Weymouth is a seaside resort with a lot of history dating back to King George III who came here to bathe in the sea. Today, the beach is just as popular and full of attractions for the family.
Lyme Regis
Home to the world famous Cobb Harbour, Lyme Regis is an unspoilt seaside resort and fishing village. Visit the harbour and explore the many coastal paths where you may find ancient fossils.
Wareham
Wareham is an historic market town dating back to Roman times. Visitors can enjoy walking through the picturesque streets and along the riverbanks, visit its farmers markets or enjoy a drink in one of the many pubs or tearooms.

