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BournemouthBournemouth has every kind of attraction for holiday makers and caters for all tastes. It also has above average sunshine and below average rainfall.Bournemouth is Britain's all season resort, renowned for it's seven miles of golden beaches, pine woods and beautiful Pleasure Gardens with it's bandstand, bowling, crazy golf, tennis courts and Bourne Stream. It also has superb shopping facilities, star-packed shows and unsurpassed sporting and recreational facilities including first class golf courses. The town centre with numerous restaurants and its excellent variety of shops, cinemas, theatres, amusements, museums, and swimming pools, not forgetting the B.I.C. (conference and leisure centre) are within easy reach of Regency Court. Take a boat trip from Poole Quay or Bournemouth Pier or drive out to the New Forest with its country pubs and quaint tea rooms. |
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New Forest90,000 acres of forest and heath, full of ponies and donkeys.There is something for everyone in The New Forest, whether you’re looking to relax, explore or just enjoy, The New Forest is the ideal location. There is a wealth of places to visit and explore in The New Forest from award winning gardens, museums, leisure and wildlife parks and farm plus much, much more. Feeling energetic? The New Forest is a haven for the cyclist, horse rider and walker. There is always something happening throughout the year in The New Forest so you’re sure to find something that will inspire you to visit The New Forest today! |
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PooleA bustling Quay, the best beaches in England and stunning natural harbour make Poole, Dorset a natural first choice on the South CoastThe Old Town has a rich heritage and architecture dating back before Tudor times, as well as stunning views out across the harbour. |
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Brownsea IslandFrom Poole Quay take a leisurely cruise around this National Trust island of outstanding natural beauty.Brownsea Island is the largest of the islands in Poole Harbour and is owned by the National Trust. Much of the island is open to the public and includes areas of woodland and heath with a wide variety of wildlife, together with cliff top views across Poole Harbour and the Isle of Purbeck. The island is most notable as the home of the first camp of the Boy Scout movement in 1907 and for the red squirrels. |
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Other Places of InterestThere's a wide variety of things to do and places to see in and around the Regency Court Hotel's area...Beaulieu Home of Lord Montague, Palace House and Gardens and Motor Museum Lymington Picturesque yachting town with ferry to the Isle of Wight. Isle of Wight Picturesque island a short ferry ride away. Compton Acres One of the most beautiful Internationally themed gardens in Europe. Christchurch Interesting Priory town with picturesque quay. Corfe Castle and Purbeck Hills Castle ruins and stone village set in superb countryside. Swanage A historic seaside resort |
