Things to do in February Half Term
14 February 2020
Monday 17th February marks the start of half-term. Dorset always has so much to offer whenever half-term comes around, whether that involves exploring the countryside and coastline, visiting some of Dorset’s best attractions, or attending local events, you won’t be let down.
We’ve compiled a list of events, including some amazing offers followed by some features that we think can inspire your half-term fun. From visiting the cheeky monkeys at Monkey World or getting involved in some roarsome Dinosaur fun at Adventure Wonderland, to a wedding showcase at Lulworth Castle and so much more, there really is something for everyone.
Just take a look below, the fun awaits...
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