Discover the best top things to do in Isle of Purbeck, United Kingdom including L'Artishe Gallery and Studio, Pursenalities, St Aldhelms Head - South West Coast Path walk, South West Coast Path - Dancing Ledge and Langton Matravers, Snack Bar, Studland to Swanage Trail, Lucy's Farm, Seasons Green, Durlston Country Park, Studland beach and Nature Reserve.
Restaurants in Isle of Purbeck
5.0 based on 14 reviews
A contemporary purpose built art gallery that exhibits modern art and crafts. The emphasis is on displaying work as a gallery should with room to breathe and no other distractions. Showcasing the very best of local talent and internationally known artists. Exhibitions change on a monthly basis, worth checking the website for details. The space can be hired on a monthly basis.
5.0 based on 92 reviews
Beautiful & quirky Handbag & Accessories Boutique. Unique fashionable handbags and purses. Womens, Mens and Childrens designs available. From Leather to Fashion brands, Eco friendly to Vegan Friendly, from British, European and worldwide suppliers, a wide choice, perfect for treating yourself, or a gift for the one you love. Gift Vouchers are available
Love this shop! Beautiful handbags and purses. Always lots of choice. Friendly owner who always makes you welcome. No pressure when looking. Bags for all occasions and reasonably priced.
5.0 based on 78 reviews
A 5.1 mile South West Coast Path walk with a round-up of assorted fascinating features around a limestone headland where the chalk grasslands are rich in wildflowers. The angular caves and tunnels in the vertical cliffs are home to the equally rare greater horseshoe bat, as well as doubling as distant planets in various sci-fi films.
Stopped for snack at the Square and Compass Pub Great service and very friendly staff.Walked to StAldhelms Head Fantastic Views. Would have walked further but weather was so hot and we needed a drink
5.0 based on 56 reviews
A 4.7 mile pastoral route taking in the South West Coast Path by hay meadows and flower-filled chalk grasslands, with the possibility of seeing puffins, bats and even dolphins. The steep cliffs have been hollowed out by quarrying of Purbeck limestone, shot through in places with important fossils, and the route follows ancient lanes through crumbling stone boundaries dating back hundreds of years.
We walked roughly 10-12 miles along this coastline every day, taking in different areas and it was absolutely stunning. We hope to do it again next year.
5.0 based on 68 reviews
A spectacular walk on the South West Coast Path that takes you from the village of Studland past the famous landmark of Old Harry – the eastern end of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site - and on to Swanage.
We walked from South beach car park up to Old Harry's Rocks then up to Ballard Down , then back to the village. The views are amazing and although you are ascending all the time, it is quite gentle climb. Worth going early to get parked but also before the crowds
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Lucy's Farm offers country living inspired art and gifts. Lucy Tidbury is famed for her "Moo Selfie" range which include many scenes from around the local area and available to purchase as original oil paintings or signed prints. Designs are also available in giftware including Mugs, Cards, Postcards, Stoneware, Tea Towels and soft furnishing. The shop is also adorned with rustic items from The little French Depot which dress Lucy's products perfectly. If you are looking for totally unique products from a renowned local artist, Lucy's Farm is a must.
Charming and talented Lucy painted my pet dog penny has pride of place on our hall wall thanks Lucy ????take your kids they will love it
5.0 based on 18 reviews
An independent gift shop and gallery, supporting local, Dorset artists, as well as makers from all over the UK. We also stock some more well-known brands, and pride ourselves on finding beautiful and unusual gifts. Much of our range is inspired by flowers, plants, and the stunning local countryside of the Jurassic Coast. If you are visiting Corfe Castle, then come and see our 17c shop. Turn left at the National Trust shop in the village square - we are opposite the Church, just past the Fox Inn and the Model Village. We have gifts for gardeners, presents for men, and a children's range too. But we are probably best known for pretty, girly gifts, stationery and cards; and gorgeous home accessories. We also have a wonderful and varied collection of art, such as hand-painted driftwood; fine art; watercolours and oil paintings. Many local artists and crafters contribute work such as art glass; turned wood; ceramics and pottery; felting and needlework and all manner of quirky crafts.
This wonderful independent shop sells the most beautiful products, many made by local artists, of all types to suit any budget - gifts, cards, homeware, craft kits. Always find items I love and usually end up buying for myself! Have recently ordered a few things by click&collect which were ready the next day though they are now delivering too until they are able to re-open. A jewel of a shop in this area in a beautiful setting.
4.5 based on 1,145 reviews
Durlston Country Park National Nature Reserve is the perfect place to start exploring Dorset’s Jurassic coast. Acres of wildflower meadows, sea cliffs, woodland, superb coastal walking and spectacular views await you. Durlston Castle also offers gallery exhibitions, the Seventhwave Café and visitor’s shop. A ranger is always on hand to help you get the most out of your day. Owned and managed by Dorset Council.
Durston Country Park is situated on the cliffs with stunning views over Swanage Bay to Old Harry Rocks with Bournemouth & the Isle of Wight beyond. For the price of a car park ticket you can stroll around the beautiful grounds & enjoy dramatic sea views and a large variety of birds, insects, animals, plants flowers & trees making it a great experience for all. The Castle has a shop, restaurant/cafe with inside & outside seating, permanent as well as varying exhibitions of local art & photography and interesting educational features for kids of all ages. On this year's holiday we had breakfast there four times as it really is such a special place. Due to pesky Covid restrictions access to the lavatories is currently quite convoluted and although acccess for all has been improved this year the walks are hilly in places. Small prices to pay for such a special experience, take a camera and binoculars if you have them and you definitely won't regret it.
4.5 based on 1,317 reviews
Great place to take dogs, there’s plenty of beach for them to play on without getting in peoples way, the beach is clean, the sea is clear and there’s a variety of water sports such as pédalos, kayaks and paddle boards.
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