Holiday rentals and letting in Lulworth Cove

Holidu invites you to the wonderful region of Lulworth Cove in Dorset, a colourful village with many attractive traditional cottages. Here you will see a large car park that serves as a passage to the busy street that leads to the oyster-shaped cove which is full of restaurants and shops. You will also notice that the cove itself is mostly boulders with some patches of golden sand. Come and see the wonderful rentals available here and start planning your next holiday!

You will not want to miss the holiday rentals in Lulworth Cove, they are in style, attractive and very interesting, some even maintain their architectural designs from ancient times. They are immersed in spectacular gardens that encourage you to rest; you can also make use of amenities such as internet, parking and have the privilege of taking your pet along too. Fantastic, right? Lulworth Cove holiday rentals are waiting for you!

This park is very close to the centre of attractions of the place, but the best thing is that you will feel like royalty while you take a grand tour through the grounds. Marvel at the splendid green of the gardens and lush trees that will make you feel like you are in a magical valley.

The famous primate sanctuary, Monkey World is the abode from the only orangutan nursery in Europe, it is a short drive from Lulworth Park. Your kids will be thrilled to see chimpanzees, squirrel monkeys and lemurs, and of course, they will take your breath away too. Don't miss it!

Enjoy sweet drinks at The Dolls House. This place is a small, very green fisherman's stable of singular beauty, where you find sellers of sugar sweets that take you back to bygone times. Here in Lulworth you can order your sweets to go and have the whole family enjoy them.

The Fossil Forest is easily accessible via steps that allow you to enjoy a great view of the coastline as you descend. You will see advertisements explaining how they were formed. Along the coast, there are a number of rock exhibits with a lot to look for, although you are still some distance from the sea. Giant stromatolites are fairly easy to find and fun to photograph

Take a walk of about twenty minutes down a steep path downhill, cover more than 143 steps. You will see that it is worth it once you are in the place, and you have the feeling that you have reached the highest mountain in the world. This grandiose arch of natural limestone is truly incredible, a true wonder of nature. For some people, it looks like a dragon drinking water from the sea

This museum exposes the progress of the tank and its role in the First World War when it was first used. You can see nine exhibits inside that show more than 300 vehicles. But surely, what will distract you the most is the outdoor arena, with tanks that go into action and very striking explosions. Before you go, check the calendar of events

Lawrence of Arabia became famous all over the world in David Lean's film, In this small cabin his exploits in the Sinai desert during World War I are described, this house was his place of escape from the life of the army camp. Travel back in time and see how this historical figure lived his Spartan life

Most days you will see hardly any people on this beach. Even in the middle of summer, there are even a few boats tied up in the cove that you will find with their respective owners resting. You can imagine that you are on a lonely island, spending days of complete tranquillity and just taking a walk from the busy beach of Lulworth Cove

Take an easy tour of Worbarrow Bay, about a mile away from the town of Tyneham and this crystal clear beach that you will see full of pebbles if you are lucky. Write down on your list this beach that is perfect to escape the crowds of other crowded beaches such as Lulworth Cove or Studland