Here you can view towns and villages of Dorset. Pressing on the town or village on the map will replace this page with general information including, accommodation hotels, cottages, caravan and camp sites, attractions, events along with photographs.
Dorset tourism,accommodation,holidays,camping,hotels,Seventy miles of fine coast line gently rolling hills and secluded valleys combine to make Dorset one of the most pleasant of English countries almost unchanged since its beauties were so well described by the great novelist Thomas Hardy, who was a native of the county.

There are also many traces of a much older Dorset such as prehistoric barrows the fascinating hilltop camp called Maiden Castle or the ruined Corfe Castle which dates from Norman times.
Botanists may stumble over some of the rare plants that grow in Dorset, while geologists will find much to interest them in the fossils and the varied and contorted rock strata found here.

The most impressive examples are the stratified cliffs of Stair Hole at Lulworth Cove while a little way along the cliffs is a forest of fossilized tree stumps. One mile to the famous stands the famous Durdle Door, a headland from which an arch has been cut in the rock by the action of the sea.

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