For the salty skin and the long way home - our favourite Dorset walks and something for after 🌱🥾

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For the salt air and the long way home…

There is a particular kind of tired that only comes from a day on the Dorset coast. The good kind. The kind where your hair smells of sea and your legs ache in the right places and you cannot quite remember why anything else ever felt urgent.

With Easter and the school holidays, we have been spending a lot of time outdoors lately - out on the cliffs, down on the beach, making the most of every dry hour. And it got us thinking about the walks that never disappoint, whatever the season. So we wanted to share a few of our favourites with you.

THREE DORSET COAST WALKS WE KEEP GOING BACK TO

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Durdle Door to Lulworth Cove

About 3 miles one way, and one of those walks where you cannot quite believe you are in England. Start at Durdle Door early - before the crowds - and follow the cliff path east to Lulworth. The views coming down into the cove are extraordinary. Take a flask. Take your time.

Chapman's Pool via Worth Matravers

This one rewards the effort of getting there. Park in Worth Matravers, walk down through the fields and you will find one of the most quietly spectacular coves on the coast. Wild swimmers love it. In the school holiday shoulder season it is still blissfully quiet.

Golden Cap from Seatown

The highest point on the south coast of England, and the walk up from Seatown beach is gentler than it looks. On a clear day you can see for miles in every direction. The descent back to the beach, with the sea below you, is one of our favourite moments in all of Dorset. The children love it too.

FOR AFTER THE WALKS - A LITTLE SOMETHING FROM US

Cold winds. Salty skin. Your skin takes a lot out there - and it deserves something considered when you come home.

Right now, every Cleansing Gel order comes with a complimentary Body Lotion sample. No code needed - it is already in your bag.

SHOP ALL

The post-coast ritual, sorted.

We hope you get out on the coast this week. It does not have to be far. It just has to be outside.

With love,

Dasha & Edward

Wild England, Dorset

P.S. If you have a favourite Dorset walk we have not mentioned, we would genuinely love to hear about it. Reply to this email and tell us where you go.

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For the salty skin and the long way home - our favourite Dorset walks and something for after 🌱🥾

For the salt air and the long way home…

THREE DORSET COAST WALKS WE KEEP GOING BACK TO

FOR AFTER THE WALKS - A LITTLE SOMETHING FROM US

The post-coast ritual, sorted.

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