With summer in full swing and the school holidays right around the corner, we have put together a list of some of the best beaches in the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole area that are great for families to enjoy!
Bournemouth Beach
Located in the vibrant town of Bournemouth, it’s a popular beach and boasts seven miles of beautiful golden sands, backed with a bustling promenade that is filled with cafes, restaurants and entertainment. Making it the perfect place for families.
Southbourne Beach
Situated to the east of Boscombe Beach. It is known for its clean sands and peaceful atmosphere. It is a great spot for families seeking a quieter beach experience. The beach has beach huts available for rent and offers facilities such as cafes, toilets, and beach huts.
Sandbanks Beach
Found in the town of Poole, it is renowned for its golden sand and Blue Flag status. It is a popular destination for families due to its cleanliness and facilities. The beach offers lifeguard patrols, toilets, and a range of water sports activities. Sandbanks is also known for its luxurious beachfront properties and beautiful views of Poole Harbour.
Friars Cliff Beach
Located to the west of Highcliffe Beach and offers a sandy stretch perfect for walks and relaxation. The beach is less crowded and provides a peaceful atmosphere. It's a great spot for picnics and beachcombing.
Avon Beach
A popular sandy beach located in Mudeford, near Christchurch. It offers stunning views of the Isle of Wight and is known for its clean waters. The beach is great for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing. There are also beach huts, a café, and facilities nearby.
Further afield:
Studland Bay
A picturesque bay offering four miles of sandy beaches. The bay is part of a nature reserve, providing opportunities for wildlife spotting and wonderful coastal walks. Clear waters and the sand dunes make it a lovely spot for nature lovers and children.
Kimmeridge Bay
Known for its natural beauty, unique geology, and rich marine life. The beach itself is mostly made up of shale and clay, with some areas of pebbles. The shoreline is rocky, and at low tide, rock pools are revealed, providing an opportunity for exploring and discovering some wonderful marine creatures.
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