Knoll
Beach is a sandy beach with a gradual slope into
the sea, ideal for children. This is the most
popular of the Studland beaches with good facilities
and watersports hire.
Local info:
available on the beach - sailing
dinghies, windsurfers, pedaloes, kayaks, waterskiing,
powerboat rides, wetsuit, deckchairs and bodyboard.
There is a designated naturist area between Shell Bay
and Knoll Beach.
Studland Peninsula:
is a nature reserve of sand dunes and heath, its sandy
beaches stretches continuously for three miles from
South Haven where the Sandbanks ferry arrives to Old
Harry Rocks.
There are several trails through the dunes and heathland behind the beach, the
countryside is said to have the most wild flowers per acre in Britain. The Studland
Peninsula has been part of the National Trust since 1982.
Parking: There is a car park
next to the beach (20 bays for disabled use, free parking
for National Trust members).
Bus: The number 50 Wilts&Dorset from
Bournemouth Station to Swanage stops near to the beach (generally every half
hour in the summer).
Studland Beach and Nature Reserve
Purbeck Estate Office
Studland
Swanage
Dorset BH19 3AX
Tel:01929 450259
studlandbeach@nationaltrust.org.uk |
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