Glamping in Dorset

Are you one of those who likes science in tourist destinations? Do you enjoy the landscapes that the sea offers? Holidu has exactly what you are looking for. From Waymouth to MIlton Abbas and from Swanage to Shaftesbury, you will find the best glamping sites for real quality time. You will be amazed at all that this incredible county has to offer, historic castles, natural wonders, impressive architectural constructions, primate nature reserve and much more. The incredible panorama offered by the Durdle Door arch is an experience that you cannot miss, and the Monkey World primate exhibition is unique. This makes Dorset an attractive destination for many people. No more waiting, take your things, make your reservation and marvel at Dorset!

The great county of Dorset is one of those places that keeps you with high expectations even before you meet it and that never disappoints you, one of the main reasons is that it offers a wide variety of beautiful glamping with diverse designs for all tastes and many amenities for all needs. The designs range from train car shaped vans, with one bedroom, perfect for people travelling alone or as a couple, to larger properties with three bedrooms, comfortable for six people, with very modern interior finishes, ocean views, barbecue and sometimes even jacuzzi. Ready to book in Dorset?

History lovers have in Dorset an ideal place to find all the knowledge of the origin of the region and venture into the past in an immersive way, since the place has an important variety of sites that confirm this. One of the most emblematic places to know the history of the county is Corfe Castle, which are extraordinary ruins dating from the 11th century and which are beautiful to appreciate, detail and know. Another important historical construction is Fort Nothe, which is a Castle built to protect the port of Waymouth in the 19th century and which had a great relevance in World War II, today it is a beautiful museum that exhibits samples of that war; and there is also the Dorset Museum which is a great place for science and archaeology as it exhibits many samples of natural history and archaeology especially those found in the region.

Dorset is a particularly beautiful place, there are a lot of natural wonders that adorn it with a beauty that is unusual in the world. Nature lovers find here the variety to really feel good about the wonders of the planet. One of the most important in the region is the natural stone arch over a bay called Durdle Door which, due to its perfection and symmetry, looks like a pre-designed sculpture by man, but it is a natural work of art. In another instance, in Dorset there is Monkey World which is a Nature Reserve where more than 250 primates live and can be observed in their coexistence with nature. On the other hand, you can also appreciate the wonderful spectacle offered by Old Harry Rocks, which is an impressive rock formation that is inside the sea and that offers a wonderful view that resembles architectural constructions on the water. Dorset is undoubtedly an ideal place for nature lovers.