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PAID CONTENT FOR VISIT DORSET


Visit Dorset DORSET, ENGLAND


Stretching 95 miles and dating back some 185 million years, Dorset’s incredible coastline is famous for its fossil-flecked cliffs and its UNESCO designation as Britain’s only natural World Heritage Site. One of the most dramatic stretches of England’s coastline, it features spectacular rock formations, an abundance of fossils and is punctuated with sandy beaches, pretty coves and colourful fishing harbours. World-renowned geological landmarks


such as Old Harry Rocks, Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door hug Dorset’s shoreline, while the equally impressive Chesil Beach forms an 18-mile pebble barrier with the wildlife-rich Fleet Lagoon — which is the largest tidal lagoon in the UK — behind it. Dorset’s coast delivers unexpected treats and


jaw-dropping views; Golden Cap, the highest point along the UK’s south coast, provides the perfect photo opportunity, with wide-reaching vistas spanning the horizon. Explore the delightful mix of towns and


thatched-cottage villages, from Lyme Regis with


its unique Cobb harbour, to golden sands at Weymouth and Swanage. One of the best ways to enjoy and appreciate


the sheer beauty of Dorset’s coastline is on foot. Stride out on a stretch of the popular South West Coast Path, stop off at one of the many cosy B&Bs or pubs, and don’t miss a pint of the local Dorset brew or glass of Dorset wine. If you’re seeking adrenaline kicks, Dorset is


the perfect playground for watersports. From sailing, kayaking and zooming down the coast in a speedy RIB to navigating the rocks and scouring the cliff face on a coasteering adventure, this is thrill-seeking in its purest form. If you’re a fan of seafood, you’re in for a treat,


as top chefs have chosen to set up home here and serve the freshest catch straight from the sea. Alternatively, explore Dorset’s coastal larder on a foraging exploration. Dorset is also home to some of the best wildlife


in the country; a sharp eye might catch a glimpse of a puffin or seal while dolphin pods can be spotted frolicking in the surf.


Don’t miss Take a walk through history by searching for fossils on a guided tour along the Dorset coast


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KEY ACTIVITIES • Museum of Jurassic Marine Life — The Etches Collection to see the finest single collection of Late Jurassic-age fossils


• Fore Adventure for sea adventures and expeditions


• Moonfleet Adventure Sailing for sea sailing on a classic tall ship


Get in touch visit-dorset.com


T: 01305 252241 E: tourism@dorsetcouncil.gov.uk


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