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A charming stone cottage is surrounded by lush greenery and various colorful flowering plants. A small white table and two chairs are placed outside, inviting guests to enjoy the garden view. The cottage features a traditional door framed by vibrant foliage.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 655 reviews

Cute, Cosy & Stylish Bothy Cottage, near Sherborne

Stylish, Comfortable & Quirky - “Top 10 Dorset Airbnb” (Conde Nast Traveller) in a “Top 50 UK Village” (Sunday Times). The Bothy is a detached stone cottage where you can share some free Prosecco on your private terrace. It is in the rural historic Yetminster Conservation Area with a thatched pub, café & shop. It is next door to a quintessential "Chocolate Box" thatched cottage. You are on the edge of the Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with good access to the sea & Jurassic Coast.

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A charming row of traditional thatched cottages is showcased, constructed from natural stone. Each cottage features distinctive painted doors, with the central door in a bright blue shade. Wooden shutters frame the windows, enhancing the quaint village atmosphere.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Thatched Cottage Walk to Lulworth Cove Durdle Door

@HoneysuckleCottageWestLulworth is a beautiful thatched holiday cottage in a pretty English village in Dorset. Situated in the world renowned Jurassic Coast village of West Lulworth, it is walking distance from Lulworth Cove & Durdle Door & ideally located by the South West Coastal Path. This one-bed cottage is the perfect base for a romantic getaway in Dorset, lovingly restored over two years to the highest standard with luxury fixtures & fittings to create a comfortable home for your holiday

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A wooden cabin is nestled among trees, surrounded by greenery. A gravel path leads to the entrance, with a small deck at the front featuring a seating area. A fire pit is visible nearby, suggesting a peaceful outdoor experience.
Hut
5 out of 5 average rating, 252 reviews

Woodpecker cabin secluded in lovely Dorset forest

Cabin located in a secluded woods in Dorset, en-suite bathroom and shower. The cabin has underfloor heating and a TV with Netflix it has a fully fitted kitchen with fridge freezer hob and oven. The cabin is under two oaks and is very picturesque and is completely on its own. It is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with access to a great range of footpaths and pub a short walk away.There are a herd of friendly local deer on site that you can be introduced too, we do not allow dogs

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A view captures the iconic stone arch of Durdle Door, gracefully rising from the turquoise waters. Sandy beach stretches along the coastline, dotted with visitors enjoying the sun. Lush green hills frame the scene, under a clear blue sky, enhancing the sense of tranquility.
Chalet
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 331 reviews

Durdle Door & Lulworth Cove. Family/Dog friendly.

Our holiday home is located in Durdle Door Holiday Park near the famous stone arch of Durdle Door, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It's in a great position, being one of the closest homes to the beach access path, and boasts sea glimpses from the sun deck and living room window. Featuring all mod-cons it is a really comfortable home-from-home. The park is quiet and well-maintained with a shop, restaurant, bar and play-park. Lulworth Cove, along with its pubs and restaurants are a short walk away.

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A cozy sitting area features a plush olive green velvet sofa adorned with patterned and solid cushions. A stylish wooden chair complements the vintage aesthetic, while large artworks decorate the walls. Exposed wooden beams add character, and a patterned rug enhances the inviting ambiance.
Barn
5 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Artist’s Creative Hideaway & Sauna

Beautiful, inspiring, and peaceful, Arthouse is a place to escape. This converted art studio in West Dorset is close to Chesil Beach and the Jurassic Coast. It is surrounded by wildflowers and features contemporary art and sculptures by artists Rouwen and Reeve. The space is complemented by mid-century modern furnishings, high ceilings, and exposed beams. All doors open to a private patio and a naturalistic garden. The Sauna, located in the gravel garden looks out onto sculptures and plants.

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A cottage made of natural stone is surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowers. A spacious balcony extends over the entrance, providing an outdoor area to enjoy the views. The sun illuminates the property, enhancing its inviting presence in the serene landscape.
Cottage
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 453 reviews

Romantic hillside hideaway with outstanding views

A unique and romantic hideaway, Quarryman's Cottage is dinner on the roof terrace watching the sunset over Lyme Bay & Charmouth, stargazing from the luxury freestanding bath, epic views from the double shower, reading under the old oak tree, BBQ's & firepits, leisurely walks to The Anchor at Seatown via Golden Cap or the coastal path, the sound of birdsong, the glimpse of a deer, curling up in front of the wood burner in winter. It is a tranquil & heavenly escape from the bustle of daily life.

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A serene patio overlooks the River Avon, featuring a stone-paved area with a small table and chairs. Vibrant flowers and lush greenery line the edge, while a wooden fence provides a sense of privacy. The calm waters reflect the surrounding trees under a clear blue sky.
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews

Historic town centre riverside hideaway

Whether your idea of a getaway involves romance, outdoor pursuits, or delving into Christchurch's history, our riverside retreat is for you. After a full day, pamper yourself in our luxurious spa bathroom and sink into the super king-sized bed. Enjoy riverside dining on your private patio, with scenic views of the river and paddle boarders passing by. Nestled in a secluded spot, yet conveniently amidst town centre cafes and restaurants, we offer the perfect blend of privacy and hospitality.

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A large decking area is visible, featuring a spacious table under an umbrella, surrounded by comfortable seating. The expansive view of the sea stretches out to the horizon, complemented by a clear blue sky with wispy clouds.
Holiday park
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Sea View Chalet - Durdle Door

Our Chalet is a treasured home away from home, overlooking stunning Durdle Door, a World Heritage Site on the beautiful Dorset Jurassic Coast…. The chalet has a large decking overlooking the sea, it’s a total escape…..it has 1 King Double bedroom with en-suite, & 1 twin, 2 shower rooms & fully fitted modern kitchen/living area which opens onto the large decking area and panoramic views of the sea… to the left is Lulworth Cove, to the right the Isle of Portland, amazing sunrises and sunsets!

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A butterfly rests delicately on a vibrant purple flower, with a coastline and natural rock formation visible in the background. The sea reflects the sunlight, creating a serene atmosphere that highlights the beauty of the surrounding nature.
Home
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

2-Bed Coastal Cottage - Detached & Open Plan

Step into Smugglers Cove - a detached, open-plan 2-bed, 2 bathroom coastal cottage just a short stroll from Dorset’s Jurassic beaches and clifftop walks. Lots of local pubs and eateries within walking distance. Dogs welcome! Fully equipped kitchen. Fast Wi-Fi, board games and books for rainy days Washing machine plus baby-friendly gear Unwind in the fully enclosed garden after a day on the coast, or curl up by the woodburner. Ready for salt air and starry nights? Book your stay now!

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A sunlit courtyard garden features stone paving and a wooden table set with two chairs. Planters filled with greenery surround the area, creating a tranquil spot. A plaid blanket drapes over one chair, inviting relaxation among the plants and flowers.
Cottage
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 271 reviews

Cosy Cottage in Rural Hamlet on the Jurassic Coast

Quirky, Cozy Cottage. Perfect for a winter/summer break. Coal/Wood burner and a Super-King Size Bed. Located in Acton, A small tranquil hamlet, The cottage is surrounded by fields and located right on the South West Coast Path. Incorporating breath-taking views from all around. Everything is on your doorstep! Walkable is the Square and Compass, The Kings Arms in Langton, Dancing Ledge, Seacombe, Chapmans Pool, Dinosaur Footprints, The South West Coast Path, Swanage and Studland Beaches.

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A quaint cob cottage with a thatched roof is framed by vibrant pink flowers and lush greenery. The garden features well-maintained plants and an inviting path leading to the cottage's window, creating a serene and welcoming outdoor space.
Tiny home
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 213 reviews

Luxury thatched Little Barn

The Little Barn is a 200 year old, thatched, cob cottage. It is a self-contained studio guest room with its entrance in the garden of the main house. It is perfect for a couple using the comfortable king-sized bed. It is thoughtfully decorated and furnished with modern fittings, including a cleverly fitted kitchenette. This picturesque cottage is located in the quiet, rural setting of Shitterton, in the village of Bere Regis, Dorset. We are within easy reach of Dorset's many attractions.

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A covered outdoor space features a hot tub surrounded by lush greenery and natural light. The area includes a seating arrangement and a dining table, providing a serene environment for relaxation and socializing, sheltered from the elements.
Guest house
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 506 reviews

Beautiful Cosy Retreat & Hot tub, near beach

Although the Annexe is part of our family home, we no longer live in the house & the property is only for guests staying at the annexe. During your stay explore the Dorset coast & forests, eat delicious meals at our local restaurants & pubs, spend a relaxing evening in fully covered hot tub surrounded by festoons lights, or spend the afternoon in the garden. The Annexe is a couple minutes walk away from pubs, restaurants, M&S & Tesco & lovely woodland walks. Sky sports is include.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Durdle Door located?

    Durdle Door stands on England’s southern coast in the county of Dorset, within a stretch known as the Jurassic Coast. The area is surrounded by cliffs, beaches, and rural countryside typical of this scenic region.

  • When is the best time to visit Durdle Door?

    Late spring and summer are frequently suggested for visiting Durdle Door, when temperatures are warmer and walking trails are drier. Early autumn can have mild weather and lighter crowds, providing another inviting window for exploration.

  • What are some things to do near Durdle Door?

    Around Durdle Door, you can explore coastal walking trails, swim or relax along sandy and pebbled beaches, and enjoy views of the surrounding cliffs. The region also has village pubs, heritage sites, and opportunities for fossil hunting.

  • How is the weather near Durdle Door?

    Expect cool, damp winters near 41–48°F (5–9°C) and gently warm summers around 58–67°F (14–19°C), with showers typical throughout the year. Packing layers and a waterproof jacket can help you stay comfortable as weather conditions shift along the coast.

All about Durdle Door

The Jurassic Coast of Dorset is a place of many geological wonders, but few are as well-known, spectacular, or downright photogenic as this natural limestone arch that straddles land and sea. Tectonic plates colliding 25 million years ago formed the dramatic folds and ripples in this region’s sedimentary rock; an Ice Age river burst through it 10,000 years ago, and it has been eroded by the sea ever since. Durdle Door is a 30-minute walk down a steep path and set of steps from the clifftop car park to a dog-friendly shingle beach, where you can appreciate the magnitude of the arch and the rich blue waters surrounding it. You can even paddle about in the shallows at its base, but be aware that the currents are strong, there is no lifeguard, and swimming is not recommended. A 1.5-mile hiking path takes you over the cliffs to Lulworth Cove, another beautiful spot.

What are the top things to do in Durdle Door?

Lulworth Cove

A 30-minute walk east along St Oswald’s Bay brings you to this perfectly sheltered, scallop-shaped beach of white pebbles and aquamarine waters. Its awe-inspiring land formations include the Stair Hole blowhole and the twisted sedimentary rock of the Lulworth Crumple; there’s a visitor centre where you can book outdoor activities including coasteering.

St Andrew’s Church

One of two places of worship on the Lulworth estate (the other is St Mary’s Chapel), St Andrew’s used to be the heart of village life until the entire village was moved in the 18th century to facilitate the creation of the parkland around Lulworth Castle. Its 15th-century tower, the oldest structure in the grounds, now stands right next to the castle.

Tyneham

This ghost village on the Isle of Purbeck was evacuated in December 1943, in the latter stages of World War II, for use by the Ministry of Defence. Its residents were never allowed to return, and its abandoned church, school, and part-ruined terraced houses have become a fascinating glimpse back in time.

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