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Studland South Beach

A Second World War pillbox on the sand below a cliff at Redend Point, Studland
Photo: Phil Champion

The smallest of Studland's beaches, popular with locals and visitors, with sheltered water that suits paddleboarders and kayakers. There's a swimming-only zone in summer, good rock-pooling at low tide and Joe's Café, which isn't run by the National Trust. Park at South Beach car park, which has toilets nearby, and walk through the village. Dogs are welcome all year, with restrictions in the summer months.

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