Wildlife
Hengistbury Head Beach
28 locals recommend,
Location
Bournemouth, England
Tips from locals
Just at the end of our road! Sandy and perfect place to relax, unwind and take a dip. Less busy than Southbourne and Bournemouth.
Hengistbury Head Beach is a south-facing pebble beach with the imposing clay and ironstone cliff as a back drop. There is plenty of parking as well as toilets and a café
A beautiful stretch full of beach huts and a beach restaurant ! You can walk , take the land train or ferry across from Mudeford Quay . Fresh fish stall on Mudeford Quay is amazing ! Children love to do crabbing on the Quay. The Haven pub serves lovely food .
You can park in the road side free of charge, though it does get busy in summer months. car parks are available. Bring a picnic or there is a cafe.
Hengistbury Head is a wild nature reserve and beach at the quietest end of Bournemouth bay. Perfect for avoiding the crowds. Lots of places to explore, including ponds, ancient woods, sandy beaches and dunes. Top the visit off with a trip to the Beach House restaurant and bars: www.beachhousecafe.co.uk For an added treat, catch the ‘noddy’ train home or
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