Friday, August 5, 2011

Must-Visit Wealthy Attractions in Dorset

Home to some of the most famous landmarks and attractions in England, Dorset also boasts the most luxurious holiday cottages in the country. These Dorset holiday cottages are famed for providing outstanding self-catering accommodations and superb customer service render by courteous staffs. These holiday cottages are perfect for those who are travelling in big or small groups. Each holiday cottage is equipped with several amenities such as LCD television, fully furnished kitchen, centralized heating and air conditioning system and modern bathroom with bath tubs. If you will be bringing your adorable pets along, make sure that you request for pet-friendly holiday cottage ahead of time. Dorset holiday cottages also allot private parking spaces for guests. Staying in one these Dorset holiday cottages will also bring you close to some of the most stunning tourist destinations in town. Here are some options.

The Weymouth Sea Life Park

Dorset is regarded as the most beautiful county in all of England. Contributing to this admiration is the world-renowned Weymouth Sea Life Park. Perhaps this is the best place where you can take the whole family during your holidays, especially if you have kids less than 8 years old. Located along Weymouth and within a stone throw away from your Dorset holiday cottages, this amazing attraction is recognized around the globe. Here, the family can enjoy a hefty picnic lunch and play games. This wonderful park is seating on a 7-acre outdoor and indoor area where adorable animals thrive. The little ones will surely be mesmerized as they see real-life creatures eat, walk, drink and play. Seals, otters, seahorses and penguins are a joy to witness. You may call in from your holiday cottage to make some reservations and organize educational tours. The Weymouth Sea-life Park is open every day from 10 a.m. until early evening. The attraction is closed however, every 25th of December.

The Highcliffe Castle

If you would love to embark on a historical journey, the Highcliffe Castle is a good first stop. Built sometime in the early 1800's, this majestic citadel has been a living witness to events that shaped the country that people know of today. It is found 4 miles east of Christchurch and is within close proximity from most holiday cottages. The castle showcases astounding medieval stone works and crafts. The famous "Cliff Top" is open to the public for visits every day. Aside from the displays, there are also interactive audiovisual presentations in here.  The Highcliffe Castle is open seasonally from February 1 to December 23. You can visit the attraction anytime between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Going out of your Dorset holiday cottages and touring this castle is worth every minute of travel.

 

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