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Dusk Calls at Studland - A Walk into the Night

As dusk falls, join us for an evening wander into darkness. With UV torches in hand and curious eyes together, discover what emerges when few venture this way — a gentle, unique chance to see, hear, and experience the night.

  • Booking essential
  • Admission applies

As dusk settles over Studland and the last daytime visitors fade away, the landscape takes on a quieter, more curious character. Dusk Calls at Studland invites you to linger a little longer and step gently into darkness, exploring alongside others in a shared experience of discovery. We start as the light softens and walk together into the night. With UV torches to reveal subtle glimmers that often go unnoticed, you can see, hear, and sense the life that stirs after hours. The journey is about curiosity and connection — noticing the small details, the rustle of movement, the quiet calls that replace the daytime hum. Along the way, we may wander through parts of the beach, dunes, and woodland, discovering different moods and sounds as the night unfolds. Gentle prompts and shared observations invite attention to the world around you, letting the evening reveal itself. This is a chance to explore Studland at a time most people don’t, when familiar places feel different and the ordinary becomes quietly extraordinary. Whether drawn by curiosity, the subtle thrill of the unknown, or the simple pleasure of wandering together, this is an invitation to step into the evening — and answer the call of dusk.

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Prices

Event ticket prices

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All £10.00
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The basics

Booking details

Call 03442491895

Suitability

All under 18s to be accompanied by an adult.

Meeting point

Meet at: Knoll Beach Visitor Reception (at the bottom of the driveway) Ferry Road, Studland, BH193AQ

What to bring and wear

Please wear clothing suitable to the weather. Sturdy footwear or walking boots recommended. Depending on recent rainfall we may encounter muddy areas. Please bring a torch.

Accessibility

Mixed and uneven terrain throughout. Designated accessible parking. Accessible toilets at Knoll Beach, Middle Beach and Shell Bay.

Other

There will be no refreshments available. A refillable water bottle station is available at the beginning of the walk.

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