Embark on a walking adventure around the UK with stops in fire-warmed pubs, family-run guesthouses and upscale hotels ...

While there are many popular walks along the extraordinary coastline, one popular ramble is from the blue waters at Lulworth Cove up to the limestone arch at Durdle Door and Bat’s Head picnic spot.

With coastlines along the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, and beyond, Europe is home to some of the world’s most beautiful ...

passing Lulworth Cove and observing a view of the incredible arch of Durdle Door. This gave ample opportunity to capture some memorable photos before climbing down and admiring the remarkable ...

This two-day trek will start at Peveril Point and end at the iconic Durdle Door, a limestone arch formed more than 10,000 years ago! Get your tartan on, and join with friends, family or colleagues on ...

While Windermere is the crown jewel among the lakes, do not miss Ullswater ... As the poster child of the Jurassic Coast, Durdle Door is the most famous landmark in Dorset, a natural limestone arch ...

A SEAL has made an appearance on the Dorset coastline. Jesse Baker, who was visiting Dorset from Hove, snapped a picture of the marine mammal at Durdle Door, as it ventured close to the shoreline.

Coming in second place is Dorset’s iconic Durdle Door, with a score of 9.64/10. This destination is famed for its striking limestone arch, formed around 10,000 years ago. The beach attracts over ...

The best-known attraction is Durdle Door, a magnificent 200ft limestone arch known locally as the ‘drinking dragon’. A sunny day at Durdle Door, one of Devon’s most popular scenic spots ...