Poole guidebook
Sightseeing
Poole Harbour is the second-largest natural harbour in the world and Poole quay is the best place to enjoy it.
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Poole Quay
The QuayPoole Harbour is the second-largest natural harbour in the world and Poole quay is the best place to enjoy it.
Just a few minutes walk from the flat you can have stunning views of the second Largest Natural Harbour in the world.
Sea View Road
Sea View RoadJust a few minutes walk from the flat you can have stunning views of the second Largest Natural Harbour in the world.
Sandbanks beach is only 11 minutes away from the flat and is a modern, well-respected and treasured jewel in the crown of the British coastline and the ideal location for a break at any time of the year. Recognised as one of the United Kingdom’s best and has the accolade of the Blue Flag award which it has maintained for over 30 years – more than any other beach in the country.
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Sandbanks Beach
Banks RoadSandbanks beach is only 11 minutes away from the flat and is a modern, well-respected and treasured jewel in the crown of the British coastline and the ideal location for a break at any time of the year. Recognised as one of the United Kingdom’s best and has the accolade of the Blue Flag award which it has maintained for over 30 years – more than any other beach in the country.
Bournemouth Beach
Go to Branksom or Alum Chine beaches as they are hidden gems
Alum Chine is one of Bournemouth’s famous chines that cuts into the cliff face.
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Alum Chine Beach
West Undercliff PromenadeAlum Chine is one of Bournemouth’s famous chines that cuts into the cliff face.
The island sits in the middle of Poole Harbour, with dramatic views of the Purbeck Hills. Thriving natural habitats, including woodland, heathland and a lagoon, have created havens for wildlife, such as the red squirrel and a huge variety of birds, including the sandwich tern. You'll find peacocks and hens wandering near the 19th-century church.
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Brownsea Island
The island sits in the middle of Poole Harbour, with dramatic views of the Purbeck Hills. Thriving natural habitats, including woodland, heathland and a lagoon, have created havens for wildlife, such as the red squirrel and a huge variety of birds, including the sandwich tern. You'll find peacocks and hens wandering near the 19th-century church.
Tower Park is a leisure and retail park, located at Mannings Heath, in Poole, Dorset, England. It was one of the first complexes of its kind in Europe when it opened in 1989. Only 8 mins from he flat.
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Tower Park
Yarrow RoadTower Park is a leisure and retail park, located at Mannings Heath, in Poole, Dorset, England. It was one of the first complexes of its kind in Europe when it opened in 1989. Only 8 mins from he flat.
Compton Acres is one of the finest privately owned gardens in the South of England. Having undergone extensive refurbishment in the past 10 years Compton Acres is now highly regarded as one of the most important historic gardens in the UK.
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Compton Acres
164 Canford Cliffs RdCompton Acres is one of the finest privately owned gardens in the South of England. Having undergone extensive refurbishment in the past 10 years Compton Acres is now highly regarded as one of the most important historic gardens in the UK.