DORSET TRAVEL GUIDE
A local’s guide to Dorset!
Welcome to the Dorset travel guide!
This blog is a guide for anyone exploring Dorset. Whether you’re a local in search of something new to try, or a tourist planning your next trip, this Dorset travel blog is for you!
This is a true local’s guide to Dorset, founded by award-winning local travel writer and blogger Emily Luxton.
It’s packed with insider tips and recommendations to help you plan the perfect trip to Dorset.
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- Christmas in Dorset: The Ultimate Guide to Events in 2021!
A guide to all the upcoming Christmas events in Dorset this season – as well as xmas markets and lights switch-on dates… - 24 Christmas Markets in Dorset for 2021A list of Christmas Markets in Dorset this festive season. Pick up some unique gifts from local makers, or indulge in some yummy treats…
- 5 Incredible Places to go Glamping in DorsetLooking for the ultimate countryside escape? There are some amazing glamping spots in Dorset that could truly fit the bill…
- 9 Christmas Markets and Events in Bournemouth for 2021
A guide to all the Christmas markets and festive events happening in Bournemouth and the surrounding area this festive season… - Scratch Arse Ware and Dancing Ledge Walk: 3.4 Mile CircularA circular walk route through Scratch Arse Ware to Dancing Ledge – for amazing coastal views on the Isle of Purbeck, Dorset.
- Dorset Fireworks and Bonfire Night Events for 2021A round up of fireworks displays and bonfire night events taking place in Dorset this November 5th (up to date with 2021 info)…
- Dancing Ledge Walk: 5.5 Mile Circular From Durlston in SwanageA 5.5 mile circular walk to Dancing Ledge from Durlston Country Park in Swanage – a stunning coastal walk on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset!
- Dorset Halloween Events and Pumpkin Patches for 2021A round up of Halloween events and pumpkin patches taking place in Dorset this October. Both family-friendly and adults-only events…
- Golden Cap Walk – 4 Mile circular from SeatownThis circular Golden Cap walk from Seatown takes you up the highest point on the South Coast, returning through picturesque woodland…
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