B&Bs in Poole

We offer you various accommodations in and around the city, where you can even walk to places of tourist interest. Ideal B&Bs remodelled to comfortably accommodate guests, or if you prefer to go beyond the attractions of Poole, we also have accommodation in Bournemouth or Boscombe just minutes away that allows you to expand your holiday itinerary.

The B&Bs here offer rooms with an excellent distribution of space and all the comforts that a traveller needs to rest on their holiday. Private bathroom, towels, TV, Wi-Fi, parking and common areas such as gardens to relax for a while after a day of intense activity. Daily buffet or continental breakfasts sometimes included.

This city is well-known for its natural harbour, which is the second largest in the world. It is the ideal place to sail, enjoying spectacular views and making stops at beautiful beaches to lie in the sun or take a dip. If you want more lively fun, there is also a wide range of water attractions such as jets, boats, windsurfing, and others.

The city offers parks and green areas where you can have a relaxed outdoor experience. You can explore them on foot or by bicycle and even have a romantic picnic in the shade of the trees. You can enjoy gardens that are the dream of any gardening enthusiast and end the day in a pleasant spa in the city.

From here you can sail on ferries to admire the city from afar and get to know its surroundings, or enter the English Channel to visit the Jurassic coast. It is an excellent place to practice windsurfing, sailing, or kayaking. For the more adventurous, there are jet and jet ski services that will make your adrenaline rise.

It is the largest of eight islands that make up the archipelago. It is a nature reserve with a varied native flora and fauna. Leaving Poole Harbour by ferry or private boat, you can take a guided walking tour to see its lush landscapes and towering rocky beaches and learn a lot about the history of Brownsea Castle and the Scouting movement.

It is very relaxing to lie on its white sands and contemplate its blue waters, listening to the sound of the sea. For three decades, it has received the distinction of blue flag beach. It offers a playground for children, spaces for dogs and a barbecue area. And for fun there is a miniature golf course, and you can surf or kayak.

An experience that will make you laugh is to rent an electric bike to see the best places with a guided tour. It is a fun way to get to know the city and visit many places without breaking a sweat. They offer you several routes to get to know Poole and its surroundings, such as Bournemouth and Christchurch.

Whether you like gardening, or looking at works of art, you will be enchanted when visiting Compton Acres. A space with lush, carefully maintained gardens with different themes that look like a work of art. Among others, you will find one in Italian style, and another in a charming Japanese style designed by a Nippon architect.

It is a beautiful park with a wooded area. Here you will find the Upton Country House, a Georgian mansion whose history you will learn through the stories of young guides. In the park around the mansion, you will find paths that you can travel on foot or by bicycle and even reach the coast. In its walled garden you can enjoy a quiet picnic.

You'll find Hamworthy Park on the other side of Poole Harbour. It is a beautiful green area that culminates in the beach of the same name. It has hiking or biking trails and beautiful views can be enjoyed from the harbour towards Purbeck Hills. Very picturesque are the retro beach huts.