BOURNEMOUTH | Tour of holiday seaside town Bournemouth England
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- BOURNEMOUTH | Tour of holiday seaside town Bournemouth England
Bournemouth, located near Sandbanks and Poole on England's south coast, is a vibrant seaside resort town with golden beaches and an energetic atmosphere perfect for a family summer holiday.
Here's a deeper dive into what makes Bournemouth a fantastic holiday destination, along with ten must-see attractions to add to your itinerary:
Things to do in Bournemouth:
Beach Bliss: Bournemouth's undeniable star is its award-winning, seven-mile stretch of golden sand. Think soft sand perfect for sinking your toes into, building sandcastle masterpieces, or trying your hand at thrilling watersports like surfing, paddleboarding, and kayaking in the crystal-clear waters. The expansive beach offers ample space for families to relax and soak up the sun without feeling cramped.
From traditional seaside fun to modern amusements, Bournemouth caters wonderfully to families. The iconic piers boast donkey rides and classic arcade games to rekindle childhood memories, while the Lower Gardens offer a delightful miniature railway and splash park to cool off on a hot day.
Calling all outdoor enthusiasts! Bournemouth is a haven for those who love to explore and be active. Enjoy watersports like surfing, stand-up paddleboarding, and kayaking in the crystal-clear waters. Hike or cycle along the miles of scenic trails that hug the cliffs, or rent a bike and explore the Bournemouth coastline on two wheels.
Bournemouth caters to all tastes when it comes to entertainment. Catch a world-class show at the Bournemouth International Centre, a renowned venue that attracts big-name acts. Explore the vibrant nightlife scene with its bars and nightclubs, or opt for a more relaxed evening with live music at one of the many pubs. For a dose of culture, the Bournemouth Pavillion Theatre stages an impressive program of plays and performances.
Explore the charming independent shops that line the streets, each offering unique finds and local treasures. If you prefer high-street brands, browse the shops in the pedestrianised town center. No shopping trip in Bournemouth is complete without a visit to the Bournemouth Arcade, a captivating Victorian covered walkway brimming with specialty shops.
Bournemouth Pier: Stretching out 1,400 feet over the sea, this iconic pier is a must-visit. Take in stunning coastal views, enjoy classic seaside fun at the amusement arcades, or grab a bite to eat while soaking up the atmosphere.
Bournemouth Beach: The star of the show, this seven-mile stretch of golden sand is where it all happens in Bournemouth. Relax on the beach, build sandcastles with the family, or try your hand at a variety of watersports.
Lower Gardens: Escape the hustle and bustle and find tranquility in the Lower Gardens, a beautiful oasis in the heart of the town. Wander through the vibrant flowerbeds, take a nostalgic ride on the miniature railway, or enjoy a picnic on the sprawling lawns.
Oceanarium: Dive into the underwater world at the Bournemouth Oceanarium. This fascinating aquarium houses a variety of marine life from around the globe, including sharks, otters, penguins, and colorful tropical fish.
Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum: Explore this opulent Victorian mansion and marvel at its extensive collection of art, furniture, and ceramics, offering a glimpse into a bygone era.
The Bournemouth Balloon: Take to the skies for an unforgettable experience! Ascend in the tethered helium balloon for breathtaking panoramic views of Bournemouth, the coastline, and the surrounding area.
Boscombe Pier: Boscombe Pier offers a more traditional seaside experience. Enjoy classic attractions like a Ferris wheel, test your skills at the amusement arcades, grab a bite to eat at the cafe, and soak up the nostalgic charm.
Southbourne Beach: Southbourne Beach is a favorite among families with its calm, shallow waters, perfect for young children paddling and playing safely. The relaxed atmosphere makes it a great spot to unwind and soak up the sun.
Meyrick Park: This delightful park boasts expansive lawns, ornamental gardens, and the stunning Victorian glasshouse, a true architectural gem.
Highcliffe Castle: Explore the ruins of Highcliffe Castle, a clifftop castle offering a fascinating glimpse into the past.
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Probably the best beach resort and town in the UK. I really enjoyed your tour. The city council are to be commended for their efforts in making this such a pleasant place.
Thank you well said
Really enjoyed your look around Bournemouth , thank you.
Thanks so much!
Michelle has been to Bournemouth loads of times I think Bournemouth resort is a good place to go on holiday a very nice break for anyone to go on to think about the holiday in bournemouth.okay by Michelle.
Well said Michelle!
Another lovely film many thanks
Thank you too!
Have just recently came across your channel….and really enjoying all the varied places that you visit. When I was a kid in the 60s and 70’s , my dear old dad would take us to the south coast on holiday every summer, driving all the way from Scotland…this was a helluva drive…long before the days of linked-up motorways. Bournemouth was always our favourite….it seemed very exotic compared to grimey old Glasgow… Bournemouth still looks the business…and to be fair….Glasgow is now full of tourists as well!😀
Cheers, Kenny
Thanks Neil always love the seasides with beachhuts! :)
Oh yes! Can’t beat em!
This is where I grew up and started my working life. Worse places to be a child for sure. Brings back good memories
Lovely place!
I'm staying down the road at the moment in a caravan near Wareham. I highly recommend it. Full of friendly folk and lots of laughs. It's like a Hunmanby of the South. Have a great day 👍
Thank you - you too
Thanks for video and your time nice town center seafront Beach and gardens yes I would like to sit and relax in the gardens hope you enjoyed your pint you deserve it have a good day how's your knee
My knee is still sore but I’m out and about anyway today
It’s a lovely day so hopefully will make some nice videos
@@GimbalWalkTV look forward to them neil
I have toured Bournemouth a few times on Google Earth street view but I really
enjoyed seeing it here and everything was really awesome until next time
Thank You and have a great weekend.
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Thank you - you too!
Great video.
Bournemouth is the 3rd most popular seaside resort in the uk after Brighton and Blackpool.
I’ve been trying to find that information for the last couple of weeks!
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Top ten most popular seaside resort in the uk give or take from the last 10 years.
1. BLACKPOOL
2.BRIGHTON
3.BOURNEMOUTH
4.NEWQUAY
5. GREAT YARMOUTH
6. ST IVES
7. TORQUAY
8. SCARBOROUGH
9. WEYMOUTH
10. SOUTHEND ON SEA
Have not been to bournemouth in a lot of years will have to go next years thanks Neil x
You should!
I used to work in Bournemouth as a chef in one of the clifftop hotels a million years ago. Wonderful sea front and very ⌛ sandy. Good chippys all over. You don't have to go to expensive H R.
One of the late neighbours went every summer to Bournemouth for a week , same hotel
I think that habit is dying out now a bit isn't it
😎It has been over 20 years since last visit.
Lived in Bournemouth twice. My son was born in Boscombe Hospital (now long gone). Hancock's brother had a flower stall outside the hospital. I also managed the Pavilion Theatre for several years. I could tell a few stories from that job I can tell you!
I bet!
I bet that was an amazing job to have!
If Tolkien lived in Bournemouth, that's recommendation enough for me!
There's some interesting stuff on that here - www.dorsetlife.co.uk/2009/11/tolkien-in-bournemouth-and-dorset/
One of my first jobs was working an ice cream kiosk in the Winter Gardens or Lower Gardens as you know them
Ah yes - very nice!!
Was it fun?
@@GimbalWalkTV got ill once cause I ate too much broken ice cream 🤣
@@neilleadler6824 ha ha ha!! I'd have done the exact same thing 🤣
On a good days it’s great, but more often than not it’s pretty meh 🫤
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