Find details of the Beautiful Beaches that Poole has to offer.
Discover five exciting watersports to try in Poole Harbour, from beginner-friendly paddleboarding and kayaking to sailing, windsurfing and high-energy wakeboarding. With sheltered areas, specialist activity centres and views towards Brownsea Island and the Purbeck Hills, the harbour offers opportunities for complete beginners, families and experienced water users. This guide explains what each activity involves, who it suits and where to find professional tuition or equipment hire in Poole.
Discover Poole Harbour, one of Dorset's most iconic natural attractions and the largest natural harbour in Europe. From scenic waterfront walks and unforgettable boat trips to watersports, wildlife and stunning views across Brownsea Island, Poole Harbour offers something for every visitor. Whether you're planning a family day out, a coastal adventure or simply looking to relax by the water, this guide includes everything you need to plan your visit.
Nestled at the most western point of Westbourne's picturesque coast, Branksome Dene Beach offers a charming escape from the everyday hustle and bustle. With its pretty sands, blissful calm waters and lush, surrounding greenery, it makes for the perfect coastal backdrop to any day out.
Alum Chine Beach showcases all the qualities that make Dorset's coastline so beautiful: pristine sands, lapping turquoise waves and charming beach huts. Its Blue Flag status speaks to its safe and clean shores, whilst its vibrant promenade and lush, subtropical gardens ensure there is something for everyone.
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