Lower Gardens Mini Golf
Council-run mini golf in the Lower Gardens, a few minutes from the pier and the square.
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Council-run mini golf in the Lower Gardens, a few minutes from the pier and the square.
A Site of Special Scientific Interest of gorse, grassland, reeds and seasonal ponds by the harbour.
Wooded parkland north of the town centre, popular with dog walkers, runners and cyclists.
Green Flag open space with a community centre, youth centre, petanque terrain and play park.
Bournemouth's aquarium beside the pier, with an outdoor terrace and a penguin viewing area.
Arts University Bournemouth's town-centre theatre on Hinton Road, used for student and public work.
Poole's town museum on the Old Town quay, telling the story of the harbour and the port.
Poole's big urban park around a saltwater boating lake, with cafes, tennis, bowls and watersports.
Seven hectares of heathland, grassland, scrub and woodland, and a Green Flag winner.
Restored Victorian theatre in Shelley Park at Boscombe, run as an independent venue and cinema.
Indoor water park at Tower Park with flumes including The Screamer, booked online in advance.
Three miles of riverside footpath, meadow, hedgerow and woodland along the Stour.
Indoor karting off Yeomans Way, with racing simulators and a cricket batting experience.
The largest area of heathland in north Bournemouth, and a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Multiplex cinema at Tower Park, with the screening schedule updated every Tuesday.
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.
Free pier with a viewing platform, a heritage trail and bouldering walls at the entrance.
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.