Jurassic Coast South England (Wall Calendar 2026 DIN A3 landscape), CALVENDO 12 Month Wall Calendar

The Jurassic Coast in the South West of England has many things to offer lovers of a breathtaking landscape. Whether it's pastoral tranquility, rugged footpaths or wide sea views. The Jurassic Coast is England's first natural UNESCO World Heritage Site and ranks among the Great Barrier Reef and the Grand Canyon as one of the wonders of the natural world.
High-quality wall calendar with 12 beautiful images. We care about the environment. That's why we only use FSC-certified paper from responsible forestry. We avoid overproduction and thus significant amounts of waste as we produce our calendars via print-on-demand in the markets we operate in. This means we can keep our transport routes short and ensure climate-conscious logistical processes.
14 Pages Consisting of 1 Cover | 12 Months | 1 Index Page | Cardboard Spine at the back
This calendar was re-released this year with the same images and new dates.
Illustrations:
January: Wolbarrow Bay
February: Jurrasic Coast
March: Durdle Door
April: The Cobb, Lyme Regis
May: Portland and Chesil Beach
June: Chesil Beach
July: historic harbour of Weymouth
August: Lulworth Cove
September: Portland Bill Lighthouse
October: Kimmeridge Bay
November: Old Harry Rocks
December: Abbotsbury
QUALITY - High-quality photo calendar with 12 beautiful images on light-resistant paper, robust spiral binding with hanger.
SUSTAINABLE - Significant waste reduction due to print-on-demand production, environmentally friendly FSC-certified paper, produced in the UK, climate-conscious logistical processes.
PERFECT GIFT - calendars for friends and family, for children, all ages and all occasions, from Christmas to birthdays and everything in between.
LOTS OF CHOICE - Wall calendars in different sizes (DIN A4 and DIN A3), for any topic and personal taste, featuring photography, painting and illustrations.
Sweeping beaches, dramatic cliffs, blustery headlands, sheltered coves - that is the Jurassic Coast in the South of England, author: Joana Kruse