Any date in the future. Things to Do. Add Room. There is a beach hut suitable for everyone at Bournemouth's award winning seafront! There is no better way to travel along the seafront at Bournemouth than on the Land Train! Love Beach Life… welcome to seven miles of award-winning beaches! Nestled beneath a magnificent cliff line, the bay enjoys its own micro-climate, some of the warmest sea temperatures in the UK and stunning views.
Boscombe Pier is the perfect vantage point to watch volleyball, table tennis and swingball on the beach. If you are feeling adventurous, try scaling the nearby, purpose built boulders next to the pier or have a go at slacklining! Print Page Email Page. Follow Us Facebook Instagram Twitter. Fred Johns said he loves surfing Bournemouth's waves in winter. Surf spot. Despite this, the resort is still a haven for surfers.
Image source, Chris Downer. Bournemouth was home to Europe's first artificial surf reef but this ultimately proved unsuccessful. Image source, Erin Thomas Wong. Erin Thomas Wong and her husband Dom moved to Bournemouth two years ago. Resident and visitor views. Jane and Chris Renyard said they loved "watching the world go by" on the beach.
German teachers Anne Ritcher and Stephanie Schmidt were visiting the town with their students. Overseas appeal. Bournemouth has four Blue Flag awards which recognise high standards of beach management and water quality.
Wintertime on Bournemouth beach is Pat and Donald Tryhorn's favourite time of the year. A further six have been replaced in Long Groyne Routine inspections have revealed localised damage to the underlying foundations of Long Groyne, Hengistbury Head. There is already planned work in the programme for Long Groyne. For safety reasons and as a precaution, the structure has been temporarily closed. Please stop and read the information and safety advice on the signage posted near to any site works.
Ensure children and pets are kept out of work sites. Disruption to the public is being kept to a minimum. However, please take extra care as there will be slow moving contractor's vehicles frequently using the promenade and beach.
It is essential that small sections of the beach around the groyne works are closed off for several weeks. This is for public safety. This is to allow soft sand areas to consolidate. The public must not enter these demarcated and clearly signed areas. We also request that you keep animals on a lead to prevent them from straying into the closed off areas.
Please take note of any safety signs, directional signage and site cordons which are there for your own safety. Sand is dredged from a licensed area of seabed, for example, to the South East of the Isle of Wight.
It is brought by dredger close to the section of beach where it will be deposited. The sand is then pumped through a long pipe on to the beach. The sand is mixed with water to assist it being pumped. As the mixture exits the pipe the water flows back in to the sea leaving the new sand behind. The beach is then levelled using bulldozers. This means it can get quite crowded during the summer holidays especially at the weekends or when guaranteed sunshine is forecast.
The beaches close to the pier tend to be more popular with the younger crowd and with the large student population studying in the town. However just a short walk in either direction will soon bring you to a quieter stretch of sand. One runs east to Boscombe Pier and another runs west as far as Branksome Chine Beach stopping at all the intermediate beaches on the way.
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