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This wonderfully picturesque corner of England, is renowned for its unspoilt countryside, pretty villages, bustling market towns, and over 95 miles of breathtakingly beautiful World Heritage Jurassic Coastline.

The stretch of Jurassic coast that fringes Dorset, is the only World Heritage site in England, and tells the story of over 185 million years of history with its dramatic cliffs, secluded coves, and sweeping barrier beaches. Here you can uncover ancient relics on guided fossil hunts, explore characterful seaside towns, enjoy an invigorating cliff top walk along the glorious South West Coast Path, or simply soak up some famous Dorset sunshine on one of the many family-friendly beaches. Summers are longer, and winters are milder, in this part of the world!

The highest point on the South Coast, the Golden Cap National Trust Estate near Morcombelake, offers breath-taking views in all directions from its rocky peak. Brace yourself for an exhilarating uphill walk and you will be rewarded with spectacular views as far as Dartmoor on a clear day, and a real sense of achievement for reaching the top. There are 25 miles of meandering footpaths to explore within the Golden Cap Estate, perfect for exercising children or four legged friends!

Further inland, the scenic countryside, much of which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is scattered with ancient woods and hedgerows, and winding country lanes that lead to charming villages, complete with thatched cottages, tempting tea rooms and friendly traditional country pubs. An extensive network of peaceful footpaths and bridleways snake the idyllic countryside making it a haven for walkers, and anyone looking to unwind, relax and reconnect with nature.

Active outdoor pursuits are an excellent way to enjoy Dorset to the full. Walking allows you to take in Dorset’s rural and coastal charms at a slower pace. The county also boasts a superb selection of circular cycle routes suitable for all levels. Another lovely way to explore the unspoilt countryside and bridleways is on horseback. Meanwhile, for those seeking adventure on holiday, and a view of the Jurassic Coastline from the sea, a variety of water sports are on offer, including windsurfing, Stand Up Paddle-boarding or power boating.

With so much to see and do, Dorset is the perfect destination for a UK holiday cottage break.

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Dorset is famous for its unspoilt picturesque countryside, pretty villages, bustling market towns, and over 95 miles of breathtakingly beautiful World Heritage Jurassic Coastline.

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This wonderfully picturesque corner of England, is renowned for its unspoilt countryside, pretty villages, bustling market towns, and over 95 miles of breathtakingly beautiful World Heritage Jurassic Coastline.

The stretch of Jurassic coast that fringes Dorset, is the only World Heritage site in England, and tells the story of over 185 million years of history with its dramatic cliffs, secluded coves, and sweeping barrier beaches. Here you can uncover ancient relics on guided fossil hunts, explore characterful seaside towns, enjoy an invigorating cliff top walk along the glorious South West Coast Path, or simply soak up some famous Dorset sunshine on one of the many family-friendly beaches. Summers are longer, and winters are milder, in this part of the world!

The highest point on the South Coast, the Golden Cap National Trust Estate near Morcombelake, offers breath-taking views in all directions from its rocky peak. Brace yourself for an exhilarating uphill walk and you will be rewarded with spectacular views as far as Dartmoor on a clear day, and a real sense of achievement for reaching the top. There are 25 miles of meandering footpaths to explore within the Golden Cap Estate, perfect for exercising children or four legged friends!

Further inland, the scenic countryside, much of which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is scattered with ancient woods and hedgerows, and winding country lanes that lead to charming villages, complete with thatched cottages, tempting tea rooms and friendly traditional country pubs. An extensive network of peaceful footpaths and bridleways snake the idyllic countryside making it a haven for walkers, and anyone looking to unwind, relax and reconnect with nature.

Active outdoor pursuits are an excellent way to enjoy Dorset to the full. Walking allows you to take in Dorset’s rural and coastal charms at a slower pace. The county also boasts a superb selection of circular cycle routes suitable for all levels. Another lovely way to explore the unspoilt countryside and bridleways is on horseback. Meanwhile, for those seeking adventure on holiday, and a view of the Jurassic Coastline from the sea, a variety of water sports are on offer, including windsurfing, Stand Up Paddle-boarding or power boating.

With so much to see and do, Dorset is the perfect destination for a UK holiday cottage break.


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Vineyard Stables

A small and friendly horse riding stables, Vineyard Stables in Wooton Fitzpane is beautifully set on the edge of a forest with sea views and wonderful riding opportunities on bridle paths and country lanes with no main roads for miles.  There’s a sand school as well as a cross country course, which are available for private hire, as well as off-road hacking.  Lessons start at £10 per hour depending on your requirements, and they also offer personalised classes in dressage and jumping, which can be discussed over the phone to cater to the individual.

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Harry May Deep Sea and Mackerel Fishing Trips

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Having run deep sea and mackerel fishing trips in Lyme Regis since 1970, Harry May is an experienced and passionate fisherman.  So much so that he’s been a regular face on the TV programme Coast.  His is a moving story of dedication to what he does, and these days his two boats, including Sunbeam, the one that started it all, can cater to small and large groups of people of all ages.  Both the mackerel fishing trips and deep sea fishing are family friendly and good fun.  You can even take your catch home for dinner!

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You just have to do a fishing trip with Harry May! It was the highlight of our week, he is absolutely fabulous and knows his stuff. Our whole family had a brilliant time and caught some fish too.

October 2020


Nick’s Fishing Trips

Offering family-friendly deep sea fishing trips, sightseeing trips and affordable private charters, Nick’s Fishing Trips provides a coastal adventure for the whole family.  Available throughout the holidays with all equipment provided, the trips are an informal friendly encounter where the local skipper can share their knowledge of the Jurassic Coast, Lyme Bay and of course fishing and boating.  Sightseeing and fishing trips run every day during the holidays, weather permitting. 

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Lyme Regis Golf Club

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Lyme Regis Golf Club welcomes all visitors to experience the great scenic golf course which overlooks the Jurassic coast and the historic and beautiful seaside resort of Lyme Regis.  The Club’s Greens Restaurant also offers great tasting snacks and meals throughout the day, 7 days a week, prepared by its award winning, local chef Steve Pielesz.  Discounted food and drink as well as rounds of golf are available for Toad Hall guests.  Lyme Regis is the friendly club where everyone is welcome!!

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Enjoy 10% off  food excl. specials, 20% off all drinks and discounted green fees of £25 a round for groups of 4 or more with your Toad Hall Cottages Discount Card.

 

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Took my son for lessons with the club pro Duncan while we were away. Absolutely excellent coaching and superb value.

April 2023


Stopped for tea and cake on return walk from Charmouth. Fabulous value for money.

July 2022


Bridport Golf Club

Bridport is the oldest golf club in Dorset, celebrating their 125th anniversary in 2016 but enjoying modern facilities catering to the 21st century golfer.  Located on the Jurassic coastline, the views stretch across Lyme Bay and along Chesil Beach to Portland. The 6213 yard, cliff top links style golf course is a challenging but fair test for all abilities and can be played on all year round. 

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