4-Day Adventurous Jurassic Coast Itinerary

• Day 1: Durdle Door
  30 minutes (16 miles) from Bournemouth

  Durdle Door is a natural limestone arch on the Jurassic Coast. Take a hike, take a dip, and capture some stunning photos at this popular spot.

• Day 2: Old Harry Rocks
  30 minutes (12 miles) from Durdle Door

  Old Harry Rocks is a series of white chalk rock formations that jut out from the sea. Trek along the cliffs and see some breathtaking views.

• Day 3: Swanage Railway and Corfe Castle
  30 minutes (9 miles) from Old Harry Rocks

  Take a step back in time by exploring the steam trains at Swanage Railway. Afterward, you can visit the nearby medieval ruins of Corfe Castle.

• Day 4: Axe Valley Wildlife Park
  1 hour 20 minutes (51 miles) from Corfe Castle

  If you're a lover of wildlife, Axe Valley Wildlife Park is a must-visit. You can interact with animals such as meerkats, lemurs, and reptiles here.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Durdle Door (2 hours, Free)
• Old Harry Rocks (3 hours, Free)
• Swanage Railway (2 hours, £17.50 per adult)
• Corfe Castle (2 hours, £9.90 per adult)
• Axe Valley Wildlife Park (3 hours, £16.50 per adult)
Total Estimated Costs: £43.90 per adult

Transportation

For this itinerary, it is best to rent a car. However, if you prefer not to drive or want to be more eco-friendly, there are regular buses and trains that connect each location. The estimated cost for travel between each location is £7-£18, and it can take between 30 minutes and 1 hour 20 minutes.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, you can visit other attractions along the Jurassic Coast such as Chesil Beach and Portland Bill Lighthouse. If you have less time, consider combining Day 1 and Day 2 into one day's trip.

Airports

Bournemouth Airport (BOH) is the closest airport to the Jurassic Coast, located about 45 minutes away by car.