Bournemouth my townBournemouth is a highly desirable place to live: a lively town close to the New Forest but with excellent transport links to many of the major cities. Renowned for our beautiful beaches, open spaces, numerous attractions and exciting nightlife, Bournemouth is also one of the UK’s top holiday destinations.
Its all about eating out Bournemouth has more than two hundred and fifty
restaurants, making it a superb choice to visit for food lovers. Everything from restaurants and bistros through to gastro pubs, there is an astonishing variety of dishes and cuisines on offer in the area, designed to tempt even the most discering of tastebuds. In addition to international cuisines like Chinese, French, Greek, Spanish, Italian, Mexican and Indian, the town also boasts family friendly pubs and vegetarian restaurants, along with some fantastic places to get traditional British fish and chips. And now the summer is here, there's never a better time to enjoy eating al fresco in the many venues around the town and by the sea! Quick - get out there while the sun's still around.. |
The Beach I have to say Bournemouth is the first UK resort to win the three flag awards for the highest quality- blue flag for the beaches, green flag for the parks and open spaces and purple flag for its safe, clean and enjoyable night time experience. The Poole Bay enjoys its own micro-climate, some of the warmest sea temperatures in the UK and stunning views of the Isle of Wight and the Purbecks. Whatever you want from a day at the beach, you'll find it all here. Whether it's chilling on a deckchair, strolling along traditional seaside piers, relaxing in a hired beach hut, 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. |
