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5 (152)

Location Icon Bournemouth

Jurassic Coast Day Tour: See Durdle Door & More!

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Overview

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Overview

Quotes Logo Full Day Jurassic Coast Mini-Coach Tour from Bournemouth offers a fantastic day exploring England's stunning Jurassic Coast. This tour takes guests from Bournemouth to see amazing sights on the Isle of Purbeck. Visitors will experience the nation's first natural UNESCO World Heritage Site.

What to Expect: The tour stops at Ferry Crossing, Old Harry Rocks, Sea Town, Durlston Castle, Tilly Whim Caves & Anvil Point Lighthouse, Local Pub or Cafe, Charming Village & Steam Train, Corfe Castle, Durdle Door & Lulworth Cove. The tour includes a local and professional guide to point out the important things, pickup and drop-off at meeting spots, and live commentary to make the experience more enjoyable. This full-day adventure offers round-trip shared transfer and a ride on the Sandbanks ferry.

This experience excludes food and drinks, so pack accordingly. Also, entrance fees to Corfe Castle are not included, but are optional. National Trust members get in free with their card. Guests will be transported in a comfortable mini-coach, perfect for seeing the sights. This tour is a great way to see the best of the Jurassic Coast in one day! Quotes Logo

Highlights

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See Durdle Door: Witness the iconic Durdle Door, a natural limestone arch.

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Explore Corfe Castle: Discover the historic ruins of Corfe Castle (entrance fee not included).

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Visit Lulworth Cove: Admire the beauty of Lulworth Cove, a picturesque natural harbor.

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Enjoy a Ferry Ride: Experience a scenic ferry crossing at Sandbanks.

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Professional Local Guide: Explore the Jurassic Coast with a friendly and knowledgeable guide.

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Hassle-Free Transport: Relax with pickup/drop-off and comfortable transportation.

Sentiment Analysis

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Most customers highly recommend this tour for seeing the Jurassic Coast. They enjoyed the guides and sights, but some wanted more time at each location. Quotes Logo

  • Positive Highlight Icon Customers loved the beautiful views and scenery.

    Positive Highlight Icon Many found the tour guides to be friendly and helpful.

    Positive Highlight Icon The tour was well-organized and covered many locations.

    Positive Highlight Icon The small coach made the trip feel personal and comfortable.

  • Negative Highlight Icon Some felt that the time at each stop was too short.

    Negative Highlight Icon A few mentioned that the weather impacted their enjoyment.

The Journey

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Ferry Crossing

Experience a scenic ferry crossing where the bus becomes your vessel across the shimmering waters. Relax in your seat and enjoy the refreshing sea breeze as you are transported to your next destination, creating a unique and memorable interlude in your journey.

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Old Harry Rocks

Behold the majestic Old Harry Rocks, chalk stacks standing sentinel against the sea. These iconic formations, remnants of a once-continuous chalk ridge, offer breathtaking views and a glimpse into Dorset's geological past. Descend to the lovely beach at the cliff's base to capture stunning photographs and enjoy the coastal serenity.

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Sea Town

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of a picturesque sea town. Stroll through its charming streets as your guide unveils the town's captivating history and rich cultural heritage. Discover the stories and traditions that have shaped this unique coastal community, providing an enriching and authentic experience.

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Durlston Castle

Ascend to Durlston Castle, a Victorian folly perched atop dramatic cliffs. Admire panoramic coastal views stretching as far as the eye can see. Indulge in a refreshing cup of tea from the castle's cafe while basking in the breathtaking scenery and contemplating the beauty of the Jurassic Coast.

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Tilly Whim Caves & Anvil Point Lighthouse

Embark on an easy cliff top walk to discover the intriguing Tilly Whim Caves, historic quarry caves that once echoed with the sounds of stonecutters. Continue to the Anvil Point Lighthouse, a beacon of maritime safety offering stunning views of the coastline and the English Channel. This walk combines natural beauty with industrial heritage, providing a unique coastal experience.

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Local Pub or Cafe

Indulge in a delightful lunch at a local pub or cafe, savoring the flavors of Dorset. Sample regional specialties, enjoy traditional pub fare, or simply relax with a light meal while soaking in the ambiance of the local community. This is the perfect opportunity to recharge and immerse yourself in the local culture.

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Charming Village & Steam Train

Wander through a charming village, where time seems to slow down. Keep an eye out for the iconic steam train, a symbol of the region's rich railway heritage. If luck is on your side, witness the majestic steam engine as it chugs along the tracks, evoking a sense of nostalgia and wonder.

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Corfe Castle

Step back in time at Corfe Castle, a ruined fortress steeped in history. Explore the imposing remains of this once-grand castle, which witnessed centuries of dramatic events. Marvel at the panoramic views from the castle walls and imagine the lives of those who once lived within its sturdy defenses. (Tickets required for non-National Trust members.)

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Durdle Door & Lulworth Cove

Discover the breathtaking Durdle Door, an iconic natural limestone arch sculpted by the relentless power of the sea. Take on the moderately challenging walk down to the beach for an unforgettable experience. Hike over the clifftop to Lulworth Cove, a perfectly sheltered horseshoe-shaped bay. Explore the unique Lulworth Crumple rock formation at Stair Hole and enjoy the numerous pubs, cafes, and tea rooms. This area offers stunning coastal scenery, geological wonders, and opportunities for relaxation and refreshment.

Know Before You Go

This full-day tour includes a local guide, a professional guide, pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points, a driver/guide, round-trip shared transfer, Sandbanks ferry, and live commentary on board. Food and drinks are not included, so guests should bring their own or purchase them during the tour. Entrance fees to Corfe Castle are also not included, but optional (free entry for National Trust members with card).

Hot Tip

One helpful tip is to bring comfortable shoes, as there is some walking involved. Also, be sure to check the weather forecast and dress accordingly, as the Jurassic Coast can be exposed to the elements.

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