Set on a backdrop of health land and dunes, the bay is perfect for children wanting to play and explore!

The northern stretch of the bay is accessible via chain ferry and exudes a desert island feel – you certainly do feel like you are stuck in the middle of nowhere!

There are a few nearby beaches; Shell Bay is a nudist beach and Knoll Bay is again popular with families.

If you want to grab a bite to eat, there is a nearby café at Knoll Bay called the National Trust Beach Café – this establishment serves hot and cold meals alongside refreshing beverages and the option to eat indoors our outside.

Studland Bay really is one of the places that you need to see with your own eyes to believe it.

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A whopping 660ft curve of stunning sand is set against the backdrop of dazzling white cliffs.
Children will love exploring in the rock pools, looking for crabs as well as shell picking. Safe swimming is also featured at this beach, making it great for families of all age.

If you want to have a walk when the tide is out, Joss Bay is just around the corner. The bay is popular with surfers and thrill seekers – don’t forget the suncream!

For food, there is a local retro restaurant that serves hot and cold meals including breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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