
Cottages in Dorset
Famed for its sparkling coastline and patchwork interior peppered with ancient landmarks, Dorset is an endlessly beautiful holiday destination. Our welcoming, self-catering holiday cottages boast a setting for every taste, from gorgeous cottages with sea views to cosy boltholes in the rolling hills only a few steps from the local pub. Pull on your walking boots and step into the landscapes that inspired many a Thomas Hardy novel or settle into the tranquil ambience of your holiday abode for soothing soaks in a hot tub or family games by a flickering fire. So whether you’re looking for a short break at a dog-friendly cottage or a week-long adventure with the whole family, staying in Dorset is the perfect opportunity to explore this gorgeous corner of the South West. Read more
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Spring View Cottages
7 nights from £945
7 nights from £363
Spring View Cottage
57831 bedroom cottage with countryside views near Dorchester, Dorset.
A sweet bolthole for two, Spring View Cottage is nestled in the beautiful Dorset countryside. Easily accessible but far enough away to feel like you have really escaped, this compa...
7 nights from £363
7 nights from £644
The Lookout
57632 bedroom, dog friendly apartment with sea views, near Studland.
In an elevated position with views out to Swanage Bay, The Lookout is a modern, stylish, first floor apartment for up to four lucky guests and their four-legged friend to enjoy. Ta...
7 nights from £644
7 nights from £661 *
Freshfields
57064 bedroom self catering cottage near Dorchester, Dorset.
Freshfields is a truly outstanding property in a picturesque Dorset village. Recently renovated throughout, the house provides space and privacy for all the family. Just a short dr...
7 nights from £661 *
7 nights from £582
Spring View
56863 bedroom rural cottage near the sea and close to Dorchester, Dorset.
A family friendly holiday home situated in a beautiful rural Dorset hamlet with countryside views galore. Recently renovated throughout, Spring View, offers a peaceful escape from ...
7 nights from £582
Whetley Farm
7 nights from £915
7 nights from £458
The Granary
56832 bedroom, dog friendly holiday cottage near Beaminster, Dorset.
Tucked away in a rural corner of west Dorset you will find The Granary; a single-storey cottage with a shared two acre woodland and wildflower meadow to while away holiday days in....
7 nights from £458
7 nights from £458
The Dairy
56822 bedroom, dog friendly holiday cottage near Beaminster, Dorset.
A cosy single-storey cottage, a secret wood and wildflower meadow, all available to you in a location only a short drive of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast, are we tempting you y...
7 nights from £458
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7 nights from £550
Bluebells
56242 bedroom, dog friendly cottage in walking distance of Bridport, Dorset.
Tucked away in a quiet location, yet just a stone's throw from bustling Bridport and the Jurassic Coast, you will find Bluebells. Situated at the end of a pretty row of cottages, t...
7 nights from £550
7 nights from £756
The Old Dairy
55512 bedroom, dog friendly cottage near Wimborne Minster, Dorset.
Situated within the southern neolithic ring of Knowlton Church and Earthworks and perfectly positioned under a Dark Sky Reserve, is The Old Dairy; a stylish and modern conversion t...
7 nights from £756
Holidays in Dorset
Dorset is a county full of natural beauty and history, from the stunning coastline that promises a dramatic mix of breathtaking panoramas to the fascinating collection of ancient landmarks and historic houses.
Beaches in Dorset
Along the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, you’ll find some of Dorset’s most beautiful beaches, including the iconic beach at Durdle Door with its rugged, stone arch and the tranquil basin at Lulworth Cove, both of which are wonderfully dog-friendly throughout the year. Stretching from the golden sands of West Bay to the Isle of Portland, Chesil Beach is 18 miles long with over 180 billion pebbles creating a sweeping setting for a picnic or wintery beach walk, while Lyme Regis and its surrounding beaches promise fossil-hunting opportunities aplenty (see our webcam for a live view of Lyme Bay).
Things to do in Dorset
Dorset’s coast is perhaps most famous for its fossil-hunting. You can scour the beaches for prehistoric finds or join one of the many guided tours for an in-depth look at the area’s past. Tucked away amidst the tranquil countryside, Dorset boasts a plethora of pretty gardens and impressive castles, from the ruins of Corfe Castle to the perfectly manicured landscapes surrounding Sherborne Castle. For those looking to explore this charming county by foot, the South West Coast Path welcomes walkers and hikers alike.
Places to eat in Dorset
Dining out in Dorset is always an experience, whether you opt for a Michelin star restaurant or a quirky beach café with sweeping views across the ocean. The seaside towns of Lyme Regis and Weymouth are renowned for their seafood eateries, from fish and chips to sharing platters piled high with local crab and oysters. For something you can enjoy in your holiday cottage, head to one of the county’s lovely farm shops and market towns, which promise everything from locally reared meats to homecooked cakes and pies. Of course, it wouldn’t be a visit to the West Country without a pub stop. Historic beams, flickering fires, and flowing ales, nothing beats a Dorset pub, especially when you visit for a Sunday roast with all the trimmings.