Happy Daze Guidebook
Food scene
Lovely for Sunday lunch and drinks in the garden overlooking the sea. 30 minute walk from Happy Daze.
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The Beach House, Milford on Sea
Park LaneLovely for Sunday lunch and drinks in the garden overlooking the sea. 30 minute walk from Happy Daze.
saltwater cafe
60 High StWonderful breakfast and brunch, need to book
Excellent fish and chips in Milford on Sea. Worth pre ordering on Friday and Saturday. We like to to collect and go straight to the beach with a bottle of cold white wine to watch the sun go down.
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Mister Pink's
Church HillExcellent fish and chips in Milford on Sea. Worth pre ordering on Friday and Saturday. We like to to collect and go straight to the beach with a bottle of cold white wine to watch the sun go down.
Beautiful cafe, open all day, lovely food and outside space. Close to scenic beach walk. Not to be confused with the Beachcomber at Shorefield Country Park
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Beachcomber Cafe
Beautiful cafe, open all day, lovely food and outside space. Close to scenic beach walk. Not to be confused with the Beachcomber at Shorefield Country Park
Our favourite beach side cafe/bistro - lovely breakfasts, cakes and wood fired pizza. Located on the Boscombe beachfront next to the surf school and beach volleyball courts, this place has an atmosphere all on its own. From here you can walk along the boardwalk to Bournemouth town centre and beach. Worth checking on their website for live entertainment evenings and afternoon
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Urban Reef - Seafront Restaurant in Bournemouth
Undercliff DriveOur favourite beach side cafe/bistro - lovely breakfasts, cakes and wood fired pizza. Located on the Boscombe beachfront next to the surf school and beach volleyball courts, this place has an atmosphere all on its own. From here you can walk along the boardwalk to Bournemouth town centre and beach. Worth checking on their website for live entertainment evenings and afternoon
Love this place overlooking Christchurch harbour. Perfect for brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, cocktails or a sumptuous evening meal. Ideal for couples and families.
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The Boathouse
Quay RoadLove this place overlooking Christchurch harbour. Perfect for brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, cocktails or a sumptuous evening meal. Ideal for couples and families.
The Mayflower
King's Saltern RoadCosy pub and dining
Cliffhanger Cafe
Waterford RoadLovely cafe/restaurant in a stunning location
Wonderful bistro pub and micro-brewery would recommend for lunch and dinner. Beautiful bar, restaurant and outdoor area. Great for couples and families
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The Fisherman's Rest
All Saints RoadWonderful bistro pub and micro-brewery would recommend for lunch and dinner. Beautiful bar, restaurant and outdoor area. Great for couples and families
We think this serves the best Sunday roast in the area, and believe me we have tried more than a few. Friendly staff always make you feel welcome. Also great for cooked breakfast and dining the rest of the week as well.
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Lazy Lion
32 High StWe think this serves the best Sunday roast in the area, and believe me we have tried more than a few. Friendly staff always make you feel welcome. Also great for cooked breakfast and dining the rest of the week as well.
Excellent fish and chip takeaway in Barton on Sea. Also stays open later than Mister Pinks in Milford
Ashley's
Excellent fish and chip takeaway in Barton on Sea. Also stays open later than Mister Pinks in Milford
Lovely bar with excellent choice of drinks and Tapas menu, all served up in a warm atmosphere. Also has tables out on the village green for when the weather is nice.
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The Cave
2 Church HillLovely bar with excellent choice of drinks and Tapas menu, all served up in a warm atmosphere. Also has tables out on the village green for when the weather is nice.
Lovely little bar in Milford that does not sell food, but will allow you to bring in your takeaway and eat with your drink. Will even provide you with cutlery.
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The Wash House Bar
27 High StLovely little bar in Milford that does not sell food, but will allow you to bring in your takeaway and eat with your drink. Will even provide you with cutlery.
Sightseeing
Hurst Castle is an artillery fort established by Henry VIII on the Hurst Spit in Hampshire, England, between 1541 and 1544. A visit to Hurst Castle is one of the best days out in the New Forest with plenty of open space for children to explore and fantastic views of the Isle of Wight.
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Hurst Castle
Hurst Castle is an artillery fort established by Henry VIII on the Hurst Spit in Hampshire, England, between 1541 and 1544. A visit to Hurst Castle is one of the best days out in the New Forest with plenty of open space for children to explore and fantastic views of the Isle of Wight.
Beaulieu
If you love cars and stately homes, this is a perfect day out
Home of Mr Selfridge and well worth a visit. Yummy afternoon Tea and walk down to the beach
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Highcliffe kastali
Rothesay DriveHome of Mr Selfridge and well worth a visit. Yummy afternoon Tea and walk down to the beach
Great for shopping, crabbing and ice cream eating. Old world charm with cobbled quayside area. Market every Saturday
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Lymington Saturday Market
High StreetGreat for shopping, crabbing and ice cream eating. Old world charm with cobbled quayside area. Market every Saturday
At Poole's historic quayside, you can delve into the heart of the Old Town where sea captains and pirates once stood and immerse yourself in Poole's fascinating history. Interesting shops, restaurants, cafe's and access to boat trips to Brownsea Island and Wareham.
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Poole Quay
The QuayAt Poole's historic quayside, you can delve into the heart of the Old Town where sea captains and pirates once stood and immerse yourself in Poole's fascinating history. Interesting shops, restaurants, cafe's and access to boat trips to Brownsea Island and Wareham.
Lovely town in the heart of the New Forest, full of lovely restaurants, pubs, cafe's and independent shops
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Lyndhurst
Lovely town in the heart of the New Forest, full of lovely restaurants, pubs, cafe's and independent shops
Family fun
Paultons Park Heimur Peppa Pig World
Great day out for families
Moors Valley Country Park og skógur
Horton RoadGreat day out for the family
Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum
Bashley Cross RoadIf you like motorbikes, this is the place for you
Great for families on rainy days located right next to Bournemouth’ s beautiful sandy beach.
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Hafsjávarútstöð
Pier ApproachGreat for families on rainy days located right next to Bournemouth’ s beautiful sandy beach.
Home to Fury that appeared in the film of the same name and the worlds only working Tiger tank that also featured in the Brad Pitt movie.
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Pansarafmælis
Linsay RoadHome to Fury that appeared in the film of the same name and the worlds only working Tiger tank that also featured in the Brad Pitt movie.
Monkey World - Api Björgunarmiðstöð
LongthornsGreat family day out
Cat and Fiddle Farm is located on the edge of The New Forest National Park and grow nearly 20 different fruit and vegetables. Some are grown for Pick Your Own, and some for selling ready picked through the farm shop and at Farmers Markets across Hampshire. There's also a lovely cafe on site
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Cat & Fiddle Farm & Café
Lyndhurst RoadCat and Fiddle Farm is located on the edge of The New Forest National Park and grow nearly 20 different fruit and vegetables. Some are grown for Pick Your Own, and some for selling ready picked through the farm shop and at Farmers Markets across Hampshire. There's also a lovely cafe on site
City/town information
So much to see and do. Lovely beaches, beautiful gardens, wide selection of shops, restaurants and cafes, new cinema and leisure complex and fireworks on a Friday evening in the summer holidays. Go to www.bournemouth.co.uk for more information.
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Bournemouth
So much to see and do. Lovely beaches, beautiful gardens, wide selection of shops, restaurants and cafes, new cinema and leisure complex and fireworks on a Friday evening in the summer holidays. Go to www.bournemouth.co.uk for more information.
The Georgian market town of Lymington is set on the coast in the beautiful New Forest National Park, between Southampton and Bournemouth. Famous for its sailing history, there are two large marinas filled with fishing boats and yachts, as well as two sailing clubs. The town’s narrow streets are lined with pretty period cottages and houses, as well as plenty of local pubs and restaurants.
Lymington High Street has several independent shops and designer boutiques, as well as a local market held each Saturday which dates back to the 13th century. At the bottom of the High Street, a cobbled road leads down to the Old Town Quay, which is still used by a number of commercial fishing boats. There is often a chance to buy fresh fish on the waterfront. From here you can take a stroll along the waters edge and soak up the atmosphere of this renowned sailing resort. Further information can be found on www.visit-hampshire.co.uk/explore/towns/lymington
You can also enjoy a day trip to Yarmouth from Lymington with Wightlink Ferries. This is a 40 minute crossing across The Solent and you can take your car or go as a foot passenger. There is also a small ferry service for day passengers with The Coral Star, departing from Lymington Quay. Further information can be found on www.redfunnel.co.uk or www.coralstar.co.uk
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Lymington
The Georgian market town of Lymington is set on the coast in the beautiful New Forest National Park, between Southampton and Bournemouth. Famous for its sailing history, there are two large marinas filled with fishing boats and yachts, as well as two sailing clubs. The town’s narrow streets are lined with pretty period cottages and houses, as well as plenty of local pubs and restaurants.
Lymington High Street has several independent shops and designer boutiques, as well as a local market held each Saturday which dates back to the 13th century. At the bottom of the High Street, a cobbled road leads down to the Old Town Quay, which is still used by a number of commercial fishing boats. There is often a chance to buy fresh fish on the waterfront. From here you can take a stroll along the waters edge and soak up the atmosphere of this renowned sailing resort. Further information can be found on www.visit-hampshire.co.uk/explore/towns/lymington
You can also enjoy a day trip to Yarmouth from Lymington with Wightlink Ferries. This is a 40 minute crossing across The Solent and you can take your car or go as a foot passenger. There is also a small ferry service for day passengers with The Coral Star, departing from Lymington Quay. Further information can be found on www.redfunnel.co.uk or www.coralstar.co.uk
Neighbourhoods
Just two miles from Happy Daze via clifftop or woodland walk. This lovely village seems to be unspoilt by time. Excellent cafe's and restaurants, non of which will disapoint.
Milford on sea
Just two miles from Happy Daze via clifftop or woodland walk. This lovely village seems to be unspoilt by time. Excellent cafe's and restaurants, non of which will disapoint.