With a vibrant town centre, stunning seven miles of golden sands, and beautiful gardens to explore, Bournemouth has a lot to offer any visitor. Situated on the south coast, Bournemouth's town centre is a blend of both old and new with Victorian arcades, modern boutiques, independent gift shops and antique treasure troves. To the west of the town, the World Heritage Jurassic coast boasts inspiring cliff-top views, as well as rugged scenery. Equally enjoyable is the New Forest where you can wander past grazing ponies before enjoying a well-deserved cream tea. Within Bournemouth, there are more than 250 restaurants from which to choose, so whatever tickles your taste buds, youre sure to find something to your liking. Should you find yourself at a loose end, why not take surfing lessons on the beach? Or, enjoy a ride on the speedboats? And if youre not so much the sporty type, theres always plenty to see at the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum. Come the evening time, why not enjoy Bournemouths buzzing nightlife? With a great range of bars and clubs to unwind in, the town is as alive in the evening as it is in the daytime. by Liam Tullberg take to the sky! From the 28th to 31st August, More Bus Bournemouth Air Festival will bring fun and frolics to this seaside town. Be treated to a four day spectacular which is completely FREE!. Witness some amazing air displays, everything from the classic flying machines to modern day speed planes. You can also enjoy sea displays, fireworks, music and live entertainment! The backdrop of all this activity will be Bournemouths seven miles of award-winning beaches and colourful gardens. Stay at the Bournemouth Backpackers and enjoy this fun 2008 event. Did you know? In a 2007 survey, Bournemouth was voted the UKs happiest town. 82% of people said they were happy with their lives. |