In Swanage, more than half of the 682 accommodation options are house rentals, and they represent 55.03% of Swanage's properties. In addition, these types of accommodation have an average size of 148 m² as well as cost, on average, £151 per night. Furthermore, these properties are usually excellent if you're going in a group of 6, since that's the average number of holidaymakers that house rentals can host in Swanage. If you're interested in an alternative property type, you could check apartment rentals, which are the other most common property type in Swanage. The average size of apartment rentals in Swanage is 68 m², and the average price is £109 per night.
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Many holidaymakers would like to find a properties that have a pool. A few of the rentals have one in Swanage. Motel rooms with pools in Swanage are a wonderful option for groups of 4 and have an average cost of £138 per night. In Swanage, one-third of the accommodation options offering a pool are situated close to the water. Many properties in Swanage are pet-friendly, which makes it a suitable holiday destination for pet owners. Also, pet-friendly holiday lettings in Swanage have an average price of £146 a night. You can also find suitable city properties, as a few of the pet-friendly properties are centrally located (less than 2 kilometres from the city centre).
The weather in Swanage
Find the Swanage climate diagram. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. On the contrary, the coolest month is February. Bring your umbrella in January, the rainiest month of the year!
Swanage Holiday Lettings: Feel at Home in the United Kingdom
Visit Swanage, a lovely coastal town in South West Dorset. This wonderful spot is known for its beautiful beaches, historic castles, and welcoming seaside culture. Visit Swanage and explore everything this fantastic town has to offer, and choose from a range of Swanage holiday lettings so you have a place to call home when you visit.
Journey into Swanage
Travelling into Swanage is comfortable and convenient. If you decide to journey by air, keep in mind that the closest airport is Bournemouth’s international airport, from which there are many methods of transport available to reach a variety of Swanage holiday homes available for you to enjoy. To travel by public transport from the airport, simply take the A1 bus into Bournemouth and hop onto the number 50 bus, which will take you directly into Swanage. There are also taxis and coaches available at the airport for higher comfort and convenience.
You also have the option of renting a car at the airport; travel via the A351 motorway for the quickest route into Swanage. If you are travelling from other places in the United Kingdom by car, all major motorways diverge in Dorchester. From there you can travel via the A352 and A531 motorways into Swanage. Remember to book a cosy Swanage holiday home so you have the perfect place to head to when you arrive in town.
Swanage and its cuisine
In this picturesque seaside town, there is always something delicious to eat. Experience traditional English cuisine with a taste of the ocean, or choose from a variety of other tasty cuisines, from Indian to Italian. Visit restaurants and cafés and experience dishes made with local meat, vegetables, and fresh seafood from the surrounding waters. You can also purchase some freshly caught fish to prepare at your Swanage holiday letting . Whether you are looking for a fancy evening out at a fine establishment, or a cultural experience at one of the town’s pubs and eateries, Swanage has you covered.
Swanage and its sights
In and around the town of Swanage there are some truly fantastic sights to enjoy. If you love history, visit some of the town's amazing historical sites. Check out locations like Corfe Castle, a 17th century ruin that stands majestically above the township. Nearby, you can also visit the historic Swanage Railway, a steam powered train service that travels to locations around the region. Also check out Durlston Castle, a magnificent 19th century structure to the south of Swanage. Here you can enjoy beautiful views of the castle and sea, with the nearby Durlston Country Park serving as a popular nature reserve for holidaymakers and locals alike. The park also hosts the incredible Great Globe sculpture, one of the largest stone spheres in the world.
If you are into ancient history, then make sure you check out the fantastic highlights of the Jurassic Coast, including the famed Durdle Door, an enormous natural archway situated in the stunning cliffs of the coastline. When you book your Swanage holiday home, you can explore this town and its many sights on a daily basis, and at your own pace.
Swanage’s art and culture
In this picturesque seaside town, there are a number of wonderful artistic and cultural opportunities to be found. If you love art, you can visit one of many small galleries, including the QUARR and Mulberry Tree, located in the city centre. Here you can discover a range of local artists' works, from historical to contemporary. If you are seeking a night at the theatre, remember to check out the seaside Mowlem Theatre. The establishment displays a range of intriguing performance art to suit all tastes. Don’t miss your chance to experience the region’s cultural side.
After an enlightening outing to one of Swanage’s many artistic and cultural venues, you can head home and relax in your very own Swanage holiday letting .
Swanage and its nightlife
This peaceful seaside town presents some great nightlife opportunities after the sun sets. Check out the many traditional pubs and eateries down by the waterfront for a drink and some live music, or visit the bars and nightclubs for an entirely different atmosphere. Here in Swanage the nightlife caters to a number of musical tastes, and you are guarenteed to find a place that suits you. If you are someone who enjoys a spot of dancing after a day of sightseeing, book a Swanage holiday letting in town to be close to the action.
Swanage: Wild landscapes and proud history
Swanage Railway
Ride a vintage steam train along the Swanage Railway, with tracks that stretch through six mi. of beautiful countryside. As well as taking in picturesque scenes, there are dining services and regular events.
Old Harry Rocks
Old Harry Rocks, which seem to rise up out of the sea, can be seen from the Dorset part of the South West Coast Path, whilst peregrine falcons are sometimes spotted here.
Durlston Country Park
Home to a huge array of wildlife, Durlston Country Park hosts Durlston Castle, and there are plenty of events, guided walks and walking paths for the whole family to enjoy.
Swanage Pier
This historic pier is now the starting point for boat trips, fishing and scuba diving. Visit it for fun day out and a taste of Swanage's maritime history.
Shell Bay
This beautiful, sandy beach boasts dramatic dunes and has excellent restaurants nearby. It’s also a popular swimming spot during the summer months.
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