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Featured Bournemouth Hotel 
A Non Smoking family run hotel, specialising in traditional cooking, the minimum guest age is 16.
The Balincourt has both AA and English Tourism Council FIVE DIAMOND rating, RAC SPARKLING DIAMOND award and has recently been acclaimed with the prestigious ETC SILVER AWARD
Bournemouth and Poole
The last resort ...
Bournemouth and Poole together hold TEN Seaside Awards signifying safe, clean holiday beaches. There are seven miles of golden sands running from the east, on to Studland in the west, Sandbanks beach (winner of more European Blue Flags than any other British resort), continuing past the entrance to Poole Harbour and down to Studland Village in the Isle of Purbeck.
If you enjoy watersports, Poole and Bournemouth are definitely the place for you, the choice is endless from Sailing, Water-skiing, Paragliding, Jet Skis and Banana Rides to the more sedate Pedaloes and Boat Cruises.
Whatever you are looking for in a holiday, you will find it here. There are sensational shops set in wide pedestrianised boulevards, restaurants full of culinary delights catering for every taste, great nights out at the theatres hosting the summer shows, cinemas, night clubs, festivals and fireworks, affordable hotels - the choice is endless, come and see for yourself !
Go out and about in Poole and visit the famous Poole Pottery or stroll along the quay and watch the fishing boats and yachts sail by. Poole has a lot of history. You can learn more by going to the Waterfront museum where you will hear the Smuggler’s tale!
Poole boasts one of the largest natural harbours in the world and is a place of great beauty. Visit Brownsea Island for the day. Its 500 acres are home to the red squirrel, 100 peacocks and a fabulous bird sanctuary.
If you just want to lay around and soak up the sun then you will find great beaches like Sandbanks, that are clean and safe with lots of watersports on offer.
For days out full of interest, hop on a pleasure boat or maybe catch a passenger ferry and visit the Channel Islands or France.
Bournemouth and Poole has it all !!
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