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Just outside Poole Harbour, one mile from the beaches in Poole Bay is Poole Marine Conservation Area. The four square kilometers of sea bed features 10 different types of habitat and is home to more than 360 different marine species. The designation provides protection from damaging activities allowing marine wildlife and habitat to thrive.
Poole Quay lies at the northern edge of the harbour. Brownsea Island can be seen in the middle of the harbour. To the east lies the Sandbanks Peninsula famous for its stunning beaches. The Sandbanks Ferry takes you across the entrance to the harbour to Shell Bay on the the Studland Peninsula. Aerial view of Brownsea Island taken from roughly ...
Poole - Weather warnings issued 14-day forecast. Weather warnings issued. Forecast - Poole. Day by day forecast. Last updated today at 15:02. Today, Sunny intervals and a fresh breeze.
Poole Quay and historic Old Town. Stroll along the quayside, see the luxury Sunseeker yachts across the water and relax in one the traditional pubs or stylish cafés. Visit the Tourist Information Centre to pick up one of the historic trails, then head to the beautiful Old Town to discover all about Poole’s past.
Cherbourg and Poole are bustling ports with plenty of amenities close at hand. They have excellent access to fast road networks to make sure you have a hassle-free start to your journey. Sailing times from Cherbourg. Our regular evening sailings leave Cherbourg at 18:15 to arrive in Poole at 21:45. Overnight sailings arrive in the UK at 07:00.
Poole is a bustling tourist resort in the east of Dorset and is well known for Europe’s largest natural harbour, award winning blue flag beaches including the world famous Sandbanks Beach, a bustling quayside and a beautiful historic old town. Nestled between Bournemouth, the Isle of Purbeck and the Jurassic Coast, Poole is a fantastic base ...
Crabbing on Poole Quay is a must, as is sampling the delicious food and drink on offer in one of the many restaurants, cafe bars or traditional pubs whilst enjoying the splendid views across the harbour towards the National Trust's Brownsea Island. With its bustling atmosphere Poole Quay offers a great day out to suit all tastes.
