Just a three-hour drive or train ride from London, the prehistoric coastline ... The best-known attraction is Durdle Door, a magnificent 200ft limestone arch known locally as the ‘drinking ...

Embark on a walking adventure around the UK with stops in fire-warmed pubs, family-run guesthouses and upscale hotels ...

The Thames Path will give you a whistle-stop tour of the London skyline (Getty Images ... at Lulworth Cove up to the limestone arch at Durdle Door and Bat’s Head picnic spot.

While the Thames Path starts at its source in the Cotswolds, those who want to use the walking route as a whistle-stop tour of London landmarks ... limestone arch at Durdle Door and Bat’s ...

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Durdle Door in particular was very beautiful!” Many thanks to the geography department and all the teachers that volunteered on this trip! The Young Reporter Scheme provides a platform for ...

Best time to explore: May to September Best places to stay: Lulworth Lodge, Durdle Door Holiday Park How to reach: The nearest airport to Dorset is Bournemouth Airport, 22 miles (35 km) away. London ...

This two-day trek will start at Peveril Point and end at the iconic Durdle Door, a limestone arch formed more than 10,000 ... and beginner events for you to get involved in. Take on the London to ...

A SEAL has made an appearance on the Dorset coastline. Jesse Baker, who was visiting Dorset from Hove, snapped a picture of the marine mammal at Durdle Door, as it ventured close to the shoreline.

Several pathways make up this ancient pilgrimage route which culminates at the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, where the ...

For one thing, Jim was a steady presence at the property for 33 years, as the doorman and, after he retired, as the hotel's ...