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| Hotels in Dorset | Ramada Encore Bournemouth
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 | The Ramada Encore Bournemouth is ideally situated in the town centre, offering a modern, design-led hotel that combines affordability with a great... | Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott
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| Overlooking long sandy beaches and open promenades, it’s the ideal place to relax with its fresh sea air and wonderful sweeping coastline... | Norfolk Royale Classic Hotel
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| The Norfolk Royale is a fine Edwardian hotel, set in attractive private gardens in the heart of Bournemouth, close to the elegant shops, magnificent... | Thistle Poole
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| Thistle Poole is situated on the quayside and overlooks the harbour. The hotel is a great base for exploring Dorsets vast and varying countryside, the New Forest and local towns... | De Vere Royal Bath
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| Situated overlooking Poole Bay, nestling in its own secluded grounds. The De Vere Royal Bath provides the very finest tradition of first class comfort, service and hospitality... | Menzies East Cliff Court
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| Positioned on Bournemouth's East Cliff with spectacular sea views, the Menzies East Cliff Court has positioned itself as one of Bournemouth's leading four star properties... | Britannia Bournemouth Hotel
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| The Britannia Bournemouth Hotel has recently been totally refurbished and is situated only a few minutes from East Cliff Beach and the town centre of Bournemouth... |
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Climbing the Cliffs
Durlston Country Park
The location of Durlston Country Park can be found at "Trail 5" on the map of Swanage. From this page you can access photographs of the nearby lighthouse and quarry.
THE FOLLOWING ADVICE IS PROVIDED FOR YOUR SAFETY
- Some abseil stakes are old so check before use.
- Many finishes have loose rock, the use of helmets is strongly recommended.
- Leave an abseil rope in place as a means of retreat.
- Place runners carefully and effectively.
- As the area is known for freak waves you should belay at the bottom of the climbs.
IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT, DO NOT CLIMB
- In case of an accident, use the emergency telephone at the lighthouse. Dial 999 and ask for the coastguard, stating the name of the climb and area of cliff.
- Leaders of organised climbing groups should report to the park centre where climbing guides, time tides, weather conditions, and other relevant information is usually available.
THESE CLIFFS ARE DANGEROUS.
PERSONS WHO CLIMB THEM OR GO NEAR THEM MUST ACCEPT RISKS OF INJURY TO THEMSELVES AND OTHERS
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