Poole is a town and seaport, located in Dorset county, on the Southern coast of England, on the shore of the English Channel. It is a tourist resort, as well as one of Britain’s busiest ports and the home of Bournemouth University.
There are plenty accommodation units, which are more than likely to meet your greatest expectations. It only depends on the manner in which you would like to spend your holiday: in a luxurious hotel, a traditional inn or a cozy bed & breakfast. Here are the top places you should consider booking: RNLI College, Hotel du Vin, Premier Inn, Quarterdeck Hotel, Harbour Heights, The Haven. Also, check out Arndale Court, Pine Ridge, The White House, Harlequins B&B, Pinewood Lodge, Danecourt Lodge, Tideway and Viewpoint Guest House.
If experiencing a destination is not complete until you try the food, you will not be disappointed by Poole. Choose your favourite places to eat and drink from a variety of cafes, pubs, inns, restaurants, breweries, vineyards and bars. Try some French twist courses at The Guildhall Tavern, the carrot cake at The Little Teapot, the seafood dishes at Diva. Don’t forget about the Italian comfort food at El Gato Nero, the exotic Thai food at KohNoi, the Greek cuisine at Stefanos Taverna. Enjoy the stunning sea view at The Lakeside Fish and Chips.
The longer your stay is, the more places you get to visit. You should start with a family adventure at Brownsea Island. Grab a bag pack, have a picnic, observe the wildlife and take pictures. Did you know that the Brownsea Island is home to one of the last red squirrel colonies in Britain? Other memorable moments could be spent at the Poole Harbour, as you watch the boats, take in all the sun and fresh air and feed the seagulls. If the sea gives you a state of peace and comforts your soul, you must take at least a couple of days and visit Studland Beach and the Sandbanks. Farmer Palmer’s Farm Park is perfect if you are travelling with children; it will give them the chance to consume all that energy in a safe, yet fun place, specially created for them.
Passionate about motorbikes? Save a spot at The Poole Speedway and watch the races. The noise, the smell of the tires, the excitement that grows with every move the competitors make, all combine in a truly wonderful experience.
Poole Museum and Scaplen's Court Museum and Herb Garden is just waiting for you to discover the town history and the stories of its people. Learn interesting facts as you visit the art, archaeology and social history floors of the building. The Splashdown Waterpark is an amusement park that will guarantee you, your family and friends a fun and unforgettable day. There are all kinds of rides, appropriate for children and adventurous ones for thrill seekers. Throughout the year, there are several events you may consider attending. “Get Crafty at Poole Libraries” is a chance for adults to show their creative side and create wonderful home decorations. “Brownsea Island Winter Weekends” was created for nature enthusiasts, in order for them to explore the wildlife and unique environment. “Friday Family Fun Night at the Ark” includes all sort of games and skate dancing. “Hunt the Gnome” is so much fun for the kids and whoever completes the quest will receive a reward. “Enigma – codes and code breaking” is a chance for you act like a true investigator and learn useful stuff from the experts. Looking for a place for a perfect holiday in dear old England? Look no further!
This is the place that combines good food and drinks, sleepy lovely towns, peaceful countryside, breathtaking beaches and landscapes that will make you feel alive.
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