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Holidays in Poole revolve around the stunning harbour, the second largest natural harbour in the world and a haven for sailors, kitesurfers and watersports enthusiasts. From the bustling Town Quay, catch a ferry or hop on a boat trip to nearby Sandbanks, famous for its endless golden sandy beaches and Rick Stein’s seafood restaurant, to Brownsea Island to spot red squirrels on its peaceful wooded trails, or to the Isle of Purbeck for more stunning coastal scenery and the fascinating Studland Nature Reserve.  Another day take a fishing trip, harbour cruise or powerboat ride, or simply hire a kayak or paddleboard to explore the coast at a more leisurely pace. And returning to the Quay after your day out exploring, you can enjoy delicious local seafood at one of the excellent waterside restaurants, or a well deserved drink watching the yachts and fishing boats returning to harbour as the sun goes down.  

Poole’s Old Town is another great spot to soak up the atmosphere of this historic maritime port with its links to pirates and smugglers. Wander around the cobbled streets to take in the sights, pop into the Poole Museum or browse the independent shops and boutiques. 

And there’s some excellent attractions to keep all ages happy during your holiday in Poole including outdoor fun at Upton Country Park and Splashdown Water Park, and some of the finest privately owned gardens in England at Compton Acres.

All this, combined with its mild climate, make luxury self catering holidays in Poole a great choice.

Holidays in Poole

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With its beautiful harbour, sandy beaches, fascinating islands, watersports, gardens and attractions, the historic coastal town of Poole is a fabulous destination for luxury self catering holidays on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast. 

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Holidays in Poole revolve around the stunning natural harbour, the largest in Europe and a haven for sailors, kitesurfers and watersports enthusiasts. From the bustling Town Quay, catch a ferry or hop on a boat trip to nearby Sandbanks, famous for its endless golden sandy beaches and Rick Stein’s seafood restaurant, to Brownsea Island to spot red squirrels on its peaceful wooded trails, or to the Isle of Purbeck for more stunning coastal scenery and the fascinating Studland Nature Reserve.  Another day take a fishing trip, harbour cruise or powerboat ride, or simply hire a kayak or paddleboard to explore the coast at a more leisurely pace. And returning to the Quay after your day out exploring, you can enjoy delicious local seafood at one of the excellent waterside restaurants, or a well deserved drink watching the yachts and fishing boats returning to harbour as the sun goes down.  

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Poole’s Old Town is another great spot to soak up the atmosphere of this historic maritime port with its links to pirates and smugglers. Wander around the cobbled streets to take in the sights, pop into the Poole Museum or browse the independent shops and boutiques. 

And there’s some excellent attractions to keep all ages happy during your holiday in Poole including outdoor fun at Upton Country Park and Splashdown Water Park, and some of the finest privately owned gardens in England at Compton Acres.

All this, combined with its mild climate, make luxury self catering holidays in Poole a great choice.

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Things To Do In Poole

Poole Museum
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Set in a Victorian quayside warehouse, this interesting museum tells the story of Poole and its harbour from prehistory to the 21st century.  Along with some fascinating exhibits, there’s a dedicated art and craft area for younger visitors, café serving delicious food and a programme of free family activities during school holidays

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Dorset Cruises
(Less than a mile)

Enjoy a range of cruises around Poole Harbour picking up from Poole Quay on board classic vintage motor yacht, The Dorset Queen.  See all the sights of the harbour or try the number of special cruises which include a gin cruise, jazz cruise, and lots more.

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City Cruises Poole
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A wide range of cruises sailing from Poole Quay including birdwatching and Jurassic Coast Cruises, along with the popular Sea Train adventure taking in Swanage and Corfe Castle by boat and steam train.

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Very good day out on the boat/steam train from Poole to Corfe Castle via Swanage - all went smoothly. Great staff on the boat.

October 2021


Get Lost Sailing
(Less than a mile)

Adrenalin fuelled power boat rides along Dorset's coast from Poole.

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Dorset Day Trips
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Leave the car behind and take a guided sightseeing tour around Dorset from the comfort of a 70’s style camper van!  Dorset Day Trips offer unique tours to all the popular locations including Durdle Door, Corfe Castle and Lulworth Cove. 

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