Discover the best Places to Visit on Day Trips in and around Bournemouth. From the legendary Stonehenge, to Dorset's own Durdle Door, there are plenty of beautiful sites to explore.
Discover everything you need to know about visiting Hengistbury Head, including walking routes, beaches, wildlife, parking, the land train and nearby attractions in Christchurch, Dorset.
Bournemouth Pier has been named among Britain’s best, celebrating its unique mix of seaside heritage, adventure and entertainment while highlighting its continued importance to Bournemouth’s thriving visitor economy.
Discover the many beautiful beaches that Southbourne offers along the coastline of Dorset, England. Whether you prefer sunbathing, watersports, or just a walk along the promenade, there's something on these beaches for you.
Every Sunday, Bournemouth town centre comes alive with independent traders, artisan stalls, street food, handmade gifts and family attractions, creating one of the town's most vibrant weekly community events.
Bournemouth boasts a rich cultural heritage reflected in its landmarks, which blend historical significance, architectural beauty, and artistic vibrancy. Bournemouth’s cultural landmarks offer a compelling mix of heritage, art, and community spirit, making the town a dynamic destination for cultural exploration. Each site, from the intimate Westbourne Arcade to the grand Russell-Cotes Museum, contributes to a rich tapestry that celebrates both past and present.
Compton Acres are one of the UK’s finest privately owned historic gardens located in Canford Cliffs in Poole,Dorset. Compton Acres is made up of five distinctly beautiful gardens, from the Italian to the Wooded Valley, Rock & Water, Heather and Japanese Gardens. The gardens are open all year round with many rare, colourful and interesting plant species on show through all seasons. Providing a truly special and unique experience, you can also visit their bright and airy Cafe & Tearooms, dedicated Plant Centre and adjoining Gift Shop.
Find out more about Christchurch's long, rich history, and the monuments to that past that can still be seen today. From the impressive Christchurch Castle, to the ancient ducking stool, Christchurch has a wealth of fascinating historical locations bound to inspire wonder.
Discover the plethora of things to see and do at Boscombe Beach, whether that's a walk along its iconic pier, or enjoying its wide range of amenities. With there always being something to do, it's perfect for a day out.
Discover more about Hengistbury Head Beach, a natural, preserved pebble and sand beach perfect for getting away from the crowds.
Bournemouth may be best known for its golden beaches and lively town centre, but look a little closer and you’ll find a quieter, more characterful side to the town. Away from the obvious attractions are places that locals love and visitors are delighted to discover, offering charm, creativity and a sense of authenticity. These hidden gems reveal Bournemouth at its most rewarding.
Discover the charming Mudeford Quay and the host of seaside activities it offers, from crabbing with the family, to attending one of its annual seafood festivals.
Find out more about the beautiful Avon Beach, overlooking the scenic blue waters of Christchurch Bay. Perfect for both bathing and watersports, it has everything you need for a fun and memorable day at the beach.
Looking for fish and chips in Bournemouth? From traditional family-run takeaways in Westbourne and Southbourne to spacious seafront restaurants overlooking the beach, these seven Bournemouth fish and chip spots offer something for every occasion. Discover where you can eat in, collect a takeaway, find children’s meals and ask about gluten-free options, with addresses and official links to help you plan your visit.
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