Best places: Tourist attractions in Langton Matravers, United Kingdom

Chalk cliffs are a highlight of this scenic destination with coastal paths for dramatic ocean views.

👍👍 A great day out in a great location. We were very lucky with the weather during our visit. It was very sunny, which meant that the ground was good and firm. (The National Trust do advise that you take wellies or good walking shoes as the ground can be soft in places). We enjoyed some lovely woodla...

1000-year-old royal castle shaped by warfare, with ruins to explore, views and a wildlife walk.

Playground made of large inflatables floating on 2 lakes in a woodsy setting with a snack stand.

Bayside beach popular for kitesurfing, with seafood restaurants & views across the English Channel.

Expansive, clifftop nature reserve with a visitor centre/gallery in a renovated Victorian castle.

Heath and marsh reserve for bird spotting and family-friendly nature walks, with a visitor centre.

👍👍 Swanage is a beautiful seaside town. It has a small sandy beach and is surrounded by fantastic countryside. Take a walk to Peveril Point and look back at the bay and Old Harry Rocks for spectacular coastal views.

👍👍 Great place, worth the drive and seeing cliffs from uphigh and standing on the edge, for anyone interested in extreme. I attached pics of a parking location with price information and guidance. There are people on the sight ready to help with the pay, as the signal is not great and the machines won...

👍👍 Absolutely brilliant place to explore. Loads of caves and old buildings, feels pretty remote and fascinating to go around. Awe inspiring and I would recommend for anyone that it is a must do if visiting that part of the country.

👍👍 A fantastic viewpoint looking out to sea, along the rugged coast, views across the Jurassic Coast and into Swanage. Very quiet, peaceful and relaxing. The coast watch station is here, a few benches and a grassy area suitable for a picnic. Venturing to sea level via two routes, the ambitious slope re...

Conservation area featuring rock pools, a snorkelling trail, a visitor centre/aquarium and surfing.

Seaside ledge popular for rock climbing as well as swimming, hiking & picturesque sunset views.

👍👍 Very nice farm and soft play area. £10 for each adult and child (free under 2), but worth the money if you go to the farm and spend enough time there. For soft play alone, would be overpriced; a pity they don't do tariffs for soft play alone with an option to upgrade later.

Victorian pier with a maritime museum and exhibition centre, plus a cafe and boat trips.

Natural swimming hole where minerals change the colour from green to blue, with a hiking trail.

👍👍 I was sceptical at first....what’s so great about a big old lump of stone on a hill??...plus how can such a sizeable lump of rock remain unseen despite walking regularly in the Purbecks for nearly fifty years?? So we decided to solve the mystery and visit Agglestone for the first time on a bitingly...

👍👍 A little oasis of calm. I loved the roses. Explored the fairy garden too. Lost my husband in the model village. He was taken a lot of photos

👍👍 I first played this fantastic course around 35 years ago and yesterday with the strong winds, bright sunshine, and drizzle in the 4 1/2 hour round, with best views of any golf course I have ever played, I could not believe the quality of the fairways, rough or greens. The day was completed with grea...