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Dorset offers the perfect mix of coast and countryside, packed with postcard-perfect villages, rich heritage, and some of the best food and drink in the South West. In this area of the site, you’ll find handpicked ideas for things to do and places to eat across Dorset, all close to our holiday cottages.

From fossil hunting on the Jurassic Coast to dining in cosy coastal restaurants, our guides cover it all — whether you’re visiting Lyme Regis, Beer, Seaton or beyond. Discover family days out, local food spots, walking trails and more, all designed to help you get the most from your Dorset break.

Explore our Dorset guides and start uncovering the best bits of this beautiful part of the world.

Places to Eat in Dorset

Things to Do in Dorset

Places to Eat in Lyme Regis

Things to Do in Lyme Regis
 

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