Kids Ahoy!
Buckets, spades and wetsuits at the ready. Studland Bay inspired Enid Blyton’s Noddy and it will inspire your kids to help themselves to a glorious slice of coastline. The beach stretches for miles, the waters gently shelve and the trails wend their way through the dunes and woodlands.
Dig for fossils at Lulworth Cove, build castles from the fine sand at Studland Bay. Sail, kayak, kitesurf or paddleboard to the backdrop of Old Harry Rocks and the Isle of Wight. Rummage around the rocks and fossils of Kimmeridge Bay. Swim at Knoll Beach, then dry off and take the ferry to glitzy Sandbanks or Poole harbour.
Your little chimps can meet their mates at Monkey World, with its 65 acres of sanctuary for over 230 primates, picnic among the Panzers at the Tank Museum, or see a world in miniature at Corfe Castle Model Village, and history brought to life at Corfe Castle itself.
Hop over to Brownsea Island for woodland, wetlands and wildlife. To Sandbanks Beach for Blue-Flag swimming and to Farmer Palmer’s for hands-on animal adventures.