Alum Chine Beach
The largest of Bournemouth's four chines, a Blue Flag beach with a tropical garden above it.
The seven miles of sand from Sandbanks to Hengistbury Head, a page for each stretch, with Blue Flag status, lifeguard cover and what is on the front.
The largest of Bournemouth's four chines, a Blue Flag beach with a tropical garden above it.
Seven miles of sand under the East and West cliffs, with the pier, gardens and kiosks on the promenade.
Sandy Blue Flag beach at Mudeford, just east of the quay where Christchurch Bay begins.
Sand under the Boscombe cliffs with the Grade II listed pier, climbing boulders and a slackline.
Blue Flag sand with a beach shop, a restaurant and a car park right behind the promenade.
A quieter stretch of golden sand under a dramatic cliff, a short walk from Branksome Chine.
A tranquil Blue Flag beach of sandy cliffs and wooden huts between Shore Road and Branksome Chine.
West Cliff beach at the foot of Durley Chine, with a cafe, a pub and a kiosk on the promenade.
Acres of sand at the foot of the Fisherman's Walk zig zag, quieter than the cliffs either side.
A wide, gently sloping beach off Haven Road for anyone wanting to get away from the crowds.
Soft golden sand on the Sandbanks peninsula, holder of more Blue Flags than any other UK resort.
Fine golden sand on the road to Sandbanks, known locally for wind and kite surfing.
A wide, quiet Blue Flag beach reached from Southbourne high street down Fisherman's Walk.