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  1. The iconic red phone box at Shell Bay, Studland.
    Shell Bay, Middle Beach and Knoll Beach in Studland Bay are three very popular sandy beaches at the far eastern end of the Jurassic Coast.
  2. Studland South Beach
    South Beach in Studland Bay is a sandy beach, and is fairly narrow compared to neighbouring Studland beaches. As with other Studland Beaches, South Beach is very popular, particularly during peak periods.
  3. City Cruises' boat against the backdrop of white Chalk cliffs on the Jurassic Coast near Swanage
    City Cruises Poole have a variety of sightseeing cruises on offer to the public, departing from Poole Quay and Swanage Pier. From trips around Europe’s largest natural harbour with its stunning islands, to cruises past the start of the Jurassic Coast into Swanage Bay, pairing with Swanage Railway’s iconic steam trains.
  4. Durlston Country Park
    Located one mile from Swanage, Durlston Country Park is a 280 acre countryside paradise with stunning views, hay meadows and coastal downland, the historic Great Globe and a wealth of bird and wildlife including regular sightings of dolphins.
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