Its award-winning beaches are some of the finest in the country. Summertime offers everything one would expect from a foreign destination but on the doorstep.
Water sports abound, with Poole Harbour offering some of the best, sheltered, locations in the country to learn kite and wind surfing, whilst the open sea offers the freedom to boat and yacht owners wishing to spend their weekends in peace and solitude.
With miles of glorious award-winning white sandy beaches, safe waters and al fresco dining, Sandbanks is the UK’s St Tropez.
Sandbanks
Sandbanks is so popular that it has the fourth highest land value in the world. Its award winning beaches are some of the finest in the country. Summertime brings everything a foreign destination offers, to your own doorstep.
Facilities include many fine eateries, sports activities, spas and an abundance of places of interest to visit.
Entertainment
Whatever your preference, your expectations will be met and even surpassed, whether al fresco style or fine dining is your preference, the local eateries cater for all tastes, offering the best quality local fair, the seafood is highly recommended! Bon appetite!
Activities
Water sports abound, with the harbour (the second largest in the world) offering some of the best locations to kite and windsurfing. The open sea gives more freedom to boat and yacht owners who wish to spend their weekends in peace and solitude. With one of the country’s premier golf courses nearby and horse riding available throughout the New Forest, there is something for everyone!
The Countryside
The Jurassic coast which stretches for 95 miles between Dorset and East Devon has been designated as a world heritage site and is a magnificent treasure trove of things to see and do. Durdle Door is one of the most photographed landmarks along with the beaches at Kimmeridge, the latter is very popular with fossil hunters.