Smještaji za odmor – Bournemouth

Our sea kayaking adventure in Studland bay is something pretty special. It marks the beginning of the Jurassic Coastline, a UNESCO World Heritage sight, for one, but for two, our patch of Dorset wild which also happens to be an iconic landmark Old Harry Rocks, that is filled to the brim in myth, magic and legend, with the tales of pirates and smugglers contributing to the history of our home which we happily share along the way. Old Harry Rocks is a beautiful and iconic sea kayaking destination, and the best way to explore this iconic landmark is from a sea Kayak, our hut on the shores of Middle beach is just a short paddle away. After an inital safety briefing you will join us and jump aboard the kayaks to explore Studland bay in Dorset before heading out to Old Harry Rocks. From here, you will be guided you to explore the sea caves, arches and stacks of this iconic landmark by kayak. We will have frequent stops to discuss this area of outstanding natural beauty and there will ample opportunity to learn about the eco system and geology along the way. These trips are run using double sit on top kayaks, please book in your family or social bubble groups as you will be sharing a kayak. If you are booking an uneven group number we have some single kayaks for this situation, if you want a single kayak please contact us and we can discuss other trips with you. Min age 12+

Join us for a leisurely stroll along the Jurassic Coast with our friendly and lovable Alpacas, there are plenty of breathtaking photo opportunities of the stunning coastline. Group bookings are available for parties of 6 or more people. (12 people or more would be based on people sharing an Alpaca) Please message for details. If you cannot make the walk at 2PM we can also offer a morning walk ( please message for details).

You will be warmly greeted and shown to your picnic table (in the winter months you can eat in our cosy warm cabin) ready to meet the Alpacas, You will have a choice of tea/coffee or hot chocolate with a selection of cakes and sandwiches served on a 3 tier cake stand. You will be able to enjoy your afternoon tea with the alpacas as they will come in and graze right up close to your table so keep an eye on your cake! A great opportunity to take photos, get to know more about Alpacas whilst enjoying an afternoon tea in a peaceful setting. You will also learn a bit about the Alpacas so a great opportunity to find out more about these camelids. This is in a peaceful setting so a chance to relax away from crowds, enjoy some quiet time and be close to nature with Alpacas for company. A unique experience awaits. Other things to note In the winter months, you will be able to eat in our warm and cosy cabin. Afterwards you will be able to feed our alpacas. Well behaved children are welcome, however we are not a petting zoo and is not suitable for children who want to run, scream and shout. This is a peaceful but fun experience.

There is so little time or opportunity nowadays to experience the countryside and coast at night, away from the blinding glare of street lights and vehicles. My Night Hike on the Jurassic Coast takes you to a quiet part of coastline that is completely free of all light pollution and rich in wildlife. We will follow well maintained tracks and paths from the village of Worth Matravers in Purbeck along the ancient Priests Way and down winding valleys to the wave-washed rocks at Seacombe or Winspit Coves. From here we walk along a fenced clifftop path back to the Square and Compass pub in Worth Matravers and on the way I tell tales of the shipwrecked sailors and smugglers that haunt the surrounding cliffs and valleys Along the way there is a possibility of seeing a variety of nocturnal wildlife such as deer, badgers, bats and owls. If we are lucky the sky will be clear of clouds and we can enjoy some wonderful star gazing. At the end of our walk, COVID restrictions and time permitting, The Square and Compass provides a warm and welcoming drink, pastie and usually a roaring log fire. Other things to note The route follows well maintained paths and tracks for the entire route but it is often VERY muddy and slippery so please bring suitable footwear with good grippy soles. Bright and comfortable head torches can be provided but bring you own if you wish.

Everyone has heard of The Jurassic Coast but my tours will enable you to explore, enjoy and understand this wonderful stretch of coastline. Visit remote beaches and sheer cliffs, find fossils, walk in the footsteps of giant dinosaurs, learn about the fantastic geological story told by the landscape, spot an abundance of wildlife and hear stories of smugglers, pirates and shipwrecks. My tours will take you to a variety of places depending on group size, weather and time of year. Some tours include the iconic sites of Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door whereas others visit the abandoned village of Tyneham, the ancient hill fort of Flowers Barrow, world famous Kimmeridge Bay or little known Chapmans Pool. Regardless of the route I guarantee plenty of stunning views and countless wonderful photo opportunities. I always include a lunch stop at a local pub or cafe in these tours and I can adapt tours to suit individual interests and abilities. Tours will start and finish either at Lulworth Cove or in the villages of Kimmeridge or Worth Matravers, near Swanage. Public transport is variable in this area so please check that you have a suitable means of getting to the starting point before booking. I run my tours all year round and will always consider scheduling a tour for a private group or to run a tour on your chosen dates if required, just get in touch! Other things to note You will need to take appropriate clothing and footwear for the planned walk. A drink is a good idea, and also a camera. Many local pubs don't take cards or cheque so cash is also required for lunch.