The Bournemouth Oceanarium is an interactive, indoor attraction located on the west beach promenade of Bournemouth seafront (to the right hand side of the pier). The Oceanarium brings its visitors face to face with many species of marine life, from around the world, with underwater tunnels, exhibits, plasma screen documentaries and talks. The Bournemouth Oceanarium is home to many marine creatures, such as exotic fish, sharks, turtles, piranhas and stingrays. Also available is the Oceanarium shop and the cafe which overlooks the beautiful beach and pier. Open 7 days a week all year round, except Christmas day, from 10am.

The Dorset Heavy Horse Centre and Farm Park is an educational and fun attraction located on the Edmondsham Road, near Verwood. From the B3081 in Verwood follow the signs to the Heavy Horse Centre. The attraction is home to various breeds of Horses, ponies, donkeys and other animals, such as goats, pigs and rabbits. There's plenty to keep visitors amused, like tractor, wagon, cart and pony rides, demonstrations, daily shows, play areas and visitors are encouraged to help feed and groom the animals. Also available on-site is a cafe, picnic area, gift shop and a display of old wagons, carts, vintage farm vehicles and gypsy caravans. A unique experience, mixing the past with the present, open Easter till October 10am-5pm. 

Braemore House is an amazing Elizabethan Manor House (located off the A338 just north of Fordingbridge), built in 1583 and was originally owned by the Dodington family. Sir Edward Hulse purchased Braemore House in the 18th century and it's still owned and lived in by the Hulse family today. Inside the museum visitors are able to see what village life would have been like many years ago, by viewing replica buildings, such as the village shop and the farm workers cottage. The museum is also home to a fine collection of vintage steam-powered farm vehicles and machinery. Also within the grounds is a beautiful Saxon Church. The house and museum are open Tues-Thurs, Saturdays, Sundays & bank holidays, May-September (Tues & Sun during April). House 2pm-5.30pm, Museum 1pm-5.30pm.