Hamworthy Park Beach is an excellent choice for young families staying at South Lytchett Manor. Situated on the northern shore of Poole harbour, just one mile from Poole Quay, this popular stretch of sand boasts wonderful views of Brownsea Island and towards the Isle of Purbeck.  Watersports If you’re in to watersports, Hamworthy Park Beach…

Flaghead Chine Beach is located in between Shore Road and Canford Cliffs. This wide and sandy beach is quieter than its neighbours, perfect for escaping the crowds so that you can relax and unwind. The beach has received a Blue Flag award, recognising the waters quality and cleanliness. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a…

Worbarrow Bay is one of our favourite beaches in Dorset and a popular spot amongst locals wanting to escape the summer crowds. Often overshadowed by its neighbours Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door, this hidden gem is equally as beautiful and seldom busy even in the height of the summer. Boasting aqua blue waters and flanked…

Lulworth Cove is one of the most popular destinations on the Dorset coast. It is famed for its horse shoe shape, crystal-clear waters and incredible coastal views. The picturesque cove is part of the Jurassic Coast and is of great geological significance. It represents one of the finest examples of coastal erosion in the world.…

Kimmeridge Bay is the jewel in Dorset’s crown. Its rugged landscape is famed for its fossils and rock pooling opportunities. Unlike many of the beaches on the Jurassic Coast, Kimmeridge Bay does not have shingle or sand. Instead limestone ledges extend out into the water. Whilst this does mean it’s not ideal for sunbathing, it…

No trip to Dorset is complete without a visit to Durdle Door. The impressive limestone arch is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an iconic feature on the Jurassic Coast. The arch was formed over thousands of years a result of sea erosion, following heavy rain and treacherous storms. Crystal clear waters  Durdle Door is…

Chapmans Pool is situated off the beaten track, away from the well-trodden tourist trail. This hidden gem, remains largely secret, so much so, many locals don’t even know it exists! Like Lulworth, Chapmans Pool is a horseshoe shaped cove, formed as a result of constant erosion from the beating sea. Thanks to its isolated location,…

Branksome Dene Beach is the last of Poole’s beaches, nestled between Branksome Chine and popular Bournemouth Beach. It is quieter than its neighbours, which makes it the perfect spot to enjoy a relaxing day spent sunbathing and taking in the magnificent views. The beach sits beneath a stunning cliff face lined with trees. Like many…

Branksome Chine Beach is popular with families, although quieter than other beaches in the area. Beachgoers can enjoy a wide expanse of lovely golden sand, providing plenty of space for little ones to run and play. Like many beaches in Poole, Branksome Chine holds Blue Flag status, recognising the water cleanliness and quality. It’s a…

Bournemouth beach is one of the most visited beaches in the South West. It was voted the best beach in the UK and has received international acclaim, coming 20th in the world in the TripAdvisor Travellers Choice Awards. Visitors flock to the area to enjoy the beautiful golden sands, crystal clear waters and spectacular views…