Dorset Christchurch is in the east of the county and has the unique combination of fascinating heritage, beautiful coastline, peaceful rivers and a spectacular natural harbour. This area has all the ingredients for a visit to remember, including the benefits of bordering the New Forest. Renowned for its seven miles of golden beaches and beautiful parks and gardens, Bournemouth blends contemporary and traditional delights to ensure you are truly spoilt for choice. Nearby Poole has an attractive quayside and is set within its own natural harbour. Visit the beautiful Isle of Purbeck, passing the magnificent ruin of Corfe Castle. This part of Dorset is great for walking, with fantastic views over rolling countryside and across the sea. Lulworth Cove is a beautiful cove formed over millions of years There are often boat trips leaving for a tour of the highlights of the coast, including the breathtaking Durdle Door. Set in one of England’s most scenic locations, the historic market town of Shaftesbury is where you will find the familiar ‘Hovis Hill’ (actually called Gold Hill), one of the most famous views in Wessex. In the heart of Thomas Hardy’s Wessex, Dorchester is a great place to explore. Hardy based many of his novels on Dorset and ‘Casterbridge’ is based on Dorchester mainly because it was his birth place and the site of his family home. Why not visit the brand new attractions website from Freedom Publishing - Freedom-Days. Here you'll find lots of places and attractions to make your stay in the South West even more enjoyable.
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