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An award-winning standard gauge preserved steam railway in Swanage that offers a unique journey through 6 miles of Dorset countryside, with stunning views including that of Corfe Castle.
a Seaside Town in the county of Dorset
(0.3 miles, 0.5 km)The town is wedged between towering downs that result in lofty cliffs at both ends of the bay, from these high vantage points there are spectacular views across the sea...
in the county of Dorset
(2.3 miles, 3.7 km, direction N)Beyond the woods, heaths and downs of Dorset lies a fascinating coastline with a hinterland of precious little villages, such a village is Studland which sits close to the wide sweep of picturesque Studland Bay, which belongs to the National Trust...
a Picturesque Village in the county of Dorset
(3.5 miles, 5.6 km, direction W)Picturesque Dorset village with a history pre-dating Roman times as evidenced by the medieval lynchets cut into the steep hillsides...
a Picturesque Village in the county of Dorset
(4.7 miles, 7.5 km, direction NW)Below the castle, the village of Corfe shows picturesque stone houses of the 17th-century...
a Seaside Town in the county of Dorset
(5.2 miles, 8.3 km, direction N)Sandbanks near Poole, in Dorset, is known for its stunning award-winning sandy beaches, and as being one of the costliest places to live in the world...
All towns in Dorset
This 100 hectare (270 acre) country park offers fantastic views and scenery, coupled with some of the best bird and animal.....
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Standing in lofty splendour above the chimney pots of the village with the roaring ocean lapping the cliffs to the other side of.....
One of the oldest churches in England, set on a 300ft cliff top in an area that is designated a Special Area of Conservation.....
Brownsea Island is the largest island in Poole Harbour, it is around 1 mile long by 3/4 mile broad; it is beautifully wooded with.....
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