Alum Chine Beach
Alum Chine Superhuts The word 'chine' means a deep narrow ravine cut through soft rocks by a water course descending steeply to the sea. The area between Middle and Alum Chine presented a perfect ...
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Our Beaches
Seven Miles of some of the most beautiful beaches in the world cleaned daily in the summer months with no less than 4 Blue Flag Awards.
Alum Chine Beach (4)
Durley Chine Beach (4)
Bournemouth West Beach (10)
Bournemouth East Beach (7)
Boscombe West Beach (6)
Boscombe East Beach (8)
Fishermans Walk Beach (4)
Southbourne Beach (3)
Beach Safety (3)
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Boscombe East Beach
Blue Flag Beach The sandy Manor Steps beach, to the east of Boscombe Pier is one of the quieter beaches in the Bournemouth area. Boscombe Overstrand Huts Just one mile along the coast from ...
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Boscombe West Beach
Boscombe West Beach Newly Painted Beach Huts Boscombe Beach is a sloping sandy beach that stretches from Bournemouth Beach to Hengistbury Head. It is family-friendly with a KidZone area and has a ...
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Bournemouth East Beach
Hut 2359 The oldest Beach Hut in the UK located in Bournemouth East beach Another of Bournemouth’s claims to fame is that the UK’s first public beach huts were sited here in 1909. Although royalty ...
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Bournemouth West Beach
As the prom stretches west towards Poole, again, there is a mix of privately-owned and Council-owned huts. The area is part of the Seafront Strategy plan and works are taking place during the winter ...
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Durley Chine Beach
Blue Flag Beach A firm family favourite boasting Blue flag award-winning Durley Chine beach which is great for the children, boasting a traditional pub right on the promenade as well as a cafe so ...
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Fisherman's Walk Beach
Blue Flag Beach Fishermans Walk Beach is a stretch of beach which is popular with the locals and located between Southbourne Beach and Boscombe Beach offering a break from the hustle and bustle of ...
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Litter Free Dorset
Hello everyone Litter Free Coast and Sea are keen to hear from beach hut owners and leaseholders to help shape campaigns to reduce litter and pollution at Dorset’s beaches. Share your opinions in ...
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Southbourne Beach
Located on the south coast of England Southbourne was historically a popular seaside town, now part of the towns of Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole conurbation Southbourne Beach is renowned for ...
Between 1st May and 30th September, dogs must be kept on a lead on the promenades and paths at all times, and may only be exercised on the following signposted sections of beach:
Seasonal dog free areas of the beach between Groynes 3 - 5
Read MoreSeasonal dog free areas of the beach. Mouth of Durley Chine to Fishermans Walk Groyne 32
Read MoreSeasonal dog free areas of the beach. Durley Chine to Fishermans Walk Groyne 32
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Be a responsible dog owner and use the poop scoop bins provided to help us keep the beach a clean and safe place for everyone to enjoy.
Between 1st May and 30th September Dogs are banned from the beach except for the areas which have been set aside for exercise of dogs
From1st May and 30th September Dogs must be kept on a lead when on the promenade, Bournemouth and Boscombe Piers, cliff paths and zig zags.
Please help us to ensure that Bournemouth Seafront remains a safe and enjoyable place for ALL Visitors
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The promenade is to be used and enjoyed by pedestrians and cyclists together. Cyclists Must Give Way To Pedestrians - They Have The Right Of Way
When cycling on the promenade keep your speed down. Please don't cycle at more than 10mph.
Please dismount and push your bike when you see this sign
Where you see this sign cycling is prohibited at all times. Please be a responsible cyclist - dismount and Push Your Bike
