Whether it’s chilling with the sand between your toes, strolling along the pier, relaxing in with an ice cream, building sandcastles, enjoying tasty food, or just admiring miles of breath-taking coast line, Bournemouth Beach is the ideal location, whatever the weather or time of year.

Beneath the magnificent cliffs, you'll find Bournemouth and Poole's 10 miles of award-winning beaches, from Hengistbury Head Nature Reserve in the East all the way across to Sandbanks in the West. Please note: This version should work with Google Chrome.

Jan 1, 2025 · Buckets and spades at the ready... welcome to seven miles of award-winning beaches! Nestled beneath a magnificent cliff line, the bay enjoys its own micro-climate, some of the warmest sea temperatures in the UK and stunning views of the Isle of …

There are museums, galleries, amusement arcades, a climbing centre, beach-to-shore zip-wire, mini golf, play parks, beach huts, and an oceanarium. You can enjoy our resort town in the rain just as easily as you can on a hot summer day.

Explore what's on, places to stay, beaches and activities in the vibrant resort of Bournemouth. Plan and book your day out, short break or holiday to Bournemouth.

Conveniently located at Bournemouth Pier Approach, right by our award-winning beaches, the award-winning team at the Bournemouth Tourist Information Centre take pride in having the knowledge and expertise to make your visit truly memorable.

We have some of the UK’s most stunning coastline, and we like to make the most of it so you’ll find a whole bunch of outdoor activities in Bournemouth. From swims and runs like the Bournemouth Bay Run to water sports and beach games, you can get involved or just come and watch. Arts & Crafts

Transformed from a traditional 1950's style resort into an exciting, activity packed stretch of award-winning seafront, Boscombe's gently shelving Blue Flag beach provides a perfect family playground.

Find your way around Bournemouth and Dorset with our downloadable maps including a map of Bournemouth, cycling routes, walking routes and Bournemouth seafront.

Until the early 19th century, the area in which Bournemouth now stands was just heathland where cattle grazed. In 1810, Lewis Tregonwell, regarded as the first inhabitant and founder of Bournemouth, visited the beach with his wife. She loved the area and persuaded him to …