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The local area
Bournemouth Beach
Bournemouth has consistently won awards for the quality, safety and cleanliness of its seven golden miles of beach. The sheltered Bay offers beautiful vistas and on a clear day you can easily see the Needles on the Isle of Wight and Old Harry's Rocks over in the Purbecks.
Every section of Bournemouth's beach offers a different experience, so whether you want to enjoy a range of watersports, enjoy plenty of family attractions at Pier Approach or simply relax with a good book - there is a bit of beach with your name on it!
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Bournemouth Pier has a long history within the community and has played a vital role in the region's tourism. The pier is used as a symbol of identity for the town and hosts a range of events from races, carnivals, fairs, concerts to firework displays.
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Bournemouth Borough Council is proud to have built Europe's first artificial surf reef at Boscombe, Bournemouth. The reef is 220m offshore and just east of Boscombe Pier. The reef is made up of 55 giant sandbags and is the size of a football pitch.
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Want to get away from it all? Brownsea Island has all the space you need to relax with friends and family. Take a harbour cruise to explore an island rich in wildlife and history. Discover wonderful walks and then why not enjoy a delicious lunch overlooking spectacular Poole Harbour?
The island has a fascinating and colourful history and has had a variety of uses throughout the years. In Victorian times, pottery was produced there, and some pieces can still be found on the shoreline today. During the Second World War, this island was used as a decoy to protect the Harbour, and was subsequently taken over by the National Trust in 1962.
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The ancient New Forest is England's newest National Park and is around 30 minutes' drive from Bournemouth. There are plenty of pretty towns and villages to discover and the beautiful open spaces, forest glades and tranquil walks remain largely unchanged from the days when William the Conqueror used it as his Royal Playground from 1079. Kings, queens and their courts came regularly to stay on the royal manor at Lyndhurst and it soon became the 'capital' of the New Forest.
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Poole is home to the second largest natural harbour in the world and is renowned for its watersports. Poole Quay is lined with beautiful merchant houses alongside modern architecture. Enjoy the cobbled streets and take the Cockle Trail Walk or enjoy a boat ride to the National Trust Brownsea Island. Poole Quay and town have an abundance of top bistros and restaurants - try the local catch of the day.
Poole has a festival of events every year from April until September. Poole Tourism and Wave 105 bring you the longest Summertime in the South! Weekly events include Coles Miller Dream Machines, Rockley Park Quay for my Car, Summer Breeze on the Quay with Fireworks and Summer Breeze on the Beach with Fireworks.
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Sandbanks Beach is undoubtedly the BEST beach on the South Coast of England. Some would say in Britain!
Sandbanks itself is a small peninsula, which contains some of the most expensive houses and land in the country, in fact Sandbanks is becoming as famous for its well know residents and lavish lifestyles of some of its occupants as it is for its beach. For those seeking the ultimate in beach life style, some of the most exclusive houses boast direct access onto the beach and stunning sea views.
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