Jurassic Coast Tours | Adventures in Dorset

rugged beauty

Dorset—where raw adventure meets rugged beauty. Perched on England’s south coast, this isn’t your average postcard county. We’re talking ancient cliffs, secret coves, and coastline that screams history. The Jurassic Coast is more than just a UNESCO site—it’s a 185-million-year-old playground waiting to be explored.

But it’s not all about the coast. Head inland, and you’ve got medieval ruins like Corfe Castle, and the epic Maiden Castle hillfort, dominating the landscape. Dorset’s countryside is all rolling hills, hidden villages, and winding backroads begging for detours.

Culture

And if you’re into culture? This place has it. Think Thomas Hardy’s stomping grounds, maritime tales from ports like Weymouth and Poole, and enough seaside charm to keep you exploring.

choose your day

Whether it’s cliff hikes, pint stops in old pubs, or just soaking up that salty sea air, Dorset’s got something to keep you hooked. Dive in and see what this untamed corner of England has to offer. 

nature & wildlife

One of Dorset’s most iconic natural landmarks is Durdle Door, a majestic limestone arch that stands as a symbol of the county’s natural beauty. Visitors can also explore the tranquil shores of Lulworth Cove and the dramatic cliffs at Old Harry Rocks, perfect for breathtaking coastal walks and wildlife spotting.

get spotting

The county is also a haven for birdwatchers. Areas like RSPB Arne and Brownsea Island offer the chance to see rare bird species, including the beautiful avocet and the elusive Dartford warbler. Inland, Dorset’s rolling hills, meadows, and woodlands support a variety of wildlife, from deer and foxes to badgers and butterflies.

exploring the marine

The marine life along the Jurassic Coast is just as diverse. The waters around Chesil Beach and Portland Harbour are home to an array of sea creatures, offering opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and coastal exploration.

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