• Tram ride at the Seaton Tramway
• Scenic drive along the Jurassic Coast
• Excursions to Lyme Regis, Dorchester, Bournemouth, Poole and Swanage
• Free time in Weymouth 
• Eight nights dinner†, bed & breakfast
• Coach travel throughout
• ABTA bonded for your peace of mind

^{†Please note no dinner is provided on the first night. Suitable rest stops will be provided en route.}

Seaton Tramway & Lyme Regis
Our first treat today is a trip aboard the award winning Seaton Tramway, a narrow gauge heritage tram taking you on a journey along the River Exe estuary and through two nature reserves, enjoying unrivalled views of unspoilt countryside and wading birds. We continue to Lyme Regis, a village set against moody blue cliffs with a harbour called ‘The Cobb’. The resort has a number of historical landmarks, most notably the fourteenth century watermill and the fascinating Lepers’ Well. Perhaps unwind in pretty Langmoor and Lister Gardens.

Dorchester & Jurassic Coast
The market town of Dorchester was the inspiration for fictional “Casterbridge” in Thomas Hardy’s novels and is home to a statue of the great author. There is also a must see Roman Town House that was uncovered in the 1930s and is now a Grade I listed monument. We return via the breathtaking Jurassic Coast with its dramatic cliffs, secluded coves, shingle banks and sandy beaches.

Bournemouth
Unwind on Bournemouth’s beautiful beach, explore the pleasure piers, wander through the pedestrianised shopping area, or visit Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum, housed in a Grade I listed building and presenting themed displays.

Poole & Swanage
Poole boasts the second largest natural harbour in the world. From here, you might like to take a boat trip to idyllic Brownsea Island. Just a short walk from the quay is Poole Park with its picturesque lake, crazy golf and miniature railway. Poole’s Old Town features grand Georgian houses and a museum set in a Victorian warehouse which explores local history. We continue to Swanage, a seaside town on the Jurassic Coast with a Victorian pier, steam trains and cafes by the sea.