Need a good beach to go to in a few weeks time (:?

Studland Bay just west of Bournemouth has fabulous beaches, a National Trust visitor centre, and an outdoor shower for washing sea and sand off swimmers.

Along the beach you can can hide up for days...there's woodland and scrub right down to the beach, and you can drive to within twenty yards of the sand into the car park at the visitor centre.

Get to Bournemouth on the Sandbanks ferry. You can get the bus ..No.50..on the Studland side and the bus goes over on the ferry too, and straight to Bournemouth from there, or the same bus the other way goes to Swanage. Perfect little seaside town, and a great place to be.

The public footpath from Bournemouth to Swanage goes along the beach at Studland, with an off-coast detour for folks who don't want to walk past the nudist section. Won't be many there now, that's for sure!

The Old Harry Rocks are an easy walk away on the route, a nice sight from Shell Bay at Studland shown on the pic here and the scenery is really good.

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You can get the 22 to Poole from Sandbanks, but they are not frequent.

I've slept around Studland Bay loads of times. My favourite beach in England.

There's loads of space off the beach too, in the massive dunes and on the scrubland that goes for a mile or so before any houses or fields are seen.

There's a lake, and of course Poole Harbour...the largest natural harbour in the world, despite what the Aussies say about Sydney.

The ferry saves more than twenty miles of driving from Bournemouth round the harbour through Poole to get to Studland.

Lord Baden Powell who founded the Scout Movement is buried on Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour.

Studland and more suggestions on here, and see mine on the second link for more Studland info, photos,etc

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Sandbanks beach, Poole, Dorset. Secluded, and a few little shops there, a bigger Sainsbury's on the way from the beach into Poole town centre. Swanage is perhaps more what you're looking for but the beach is less secluded - at the front of a small, albeit pleasant enough, town.

St. Ives in Cornwall has a choice of 3 beaches - Porthminster which is a good family beach, sheltered and sandy. Close to shops.

Porthmeor which is the surfers' beach - quite windy and open.

Carbis Bay - a little out of the Town, and doesn't feel as friendly as Porthminster.

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