16/09/2022
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Welcome to our holiday home on the tip of the stunning Sandbanks Peninsula. Renowned for its endless But there’s something very special about this place. Me?
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Hi, it’s Donna here, welcome to our family holiday home in sunny Sandbanks. We’ve been coming to this area for years and love everything about it. The sun seems to shine far more than our home town in Cheshire (mind you that isn’t difficult is it?). But there’s something very special about this place. You feel as if you’ve had a ‘proper’ holiday without setting foot on an aeroplane. And that’s just fine by me!
We thought long and hard about where we wanted to be on the Peninsula. Actually that’s a lie; it was sea view or nothing according to the other half. And what could be better than the very tip of Sandbanks which is handy for the daily yacht-watch as they set sail for other shores. It’s a spectacle, I can tell you, and all for free!!! The panoramic views of the entrance to Poole Harbour across to Shell Bay and the Purbeck Hills are worth getting up for...every day! Honestly breathtaking. The ferry across to National Trust owned, Studland Bay is a hop, skip and a jump from the front door. You can easily while away the hours strolling over to Harry’s (that’s Rock not Redknapp). Or take a picnic and enjoy a relaxing few hours on the beach.
Mind you, you don’t have to jump on a ferry to enjoy the sand and sea because it’s right on your doorstep. Walk behind the Haven Hotel for a whole 60 seconds and you’ll be greeted with a beautiful little bay. It’s a bit quieter at ‘our’ end. But you could walk all the way to Bournemouth if you’re feeling energetic. Me? I prefer to pick up a Beryl Bike and cycle (think Boris Bike and you’ll get the picture).
Dine out at nearby Rick Stein or Loch Fyne. The next door neighbour, Haven Hotel also dishes up some very fine food. For more casual dining, head to Jazz Cafe on the beach or the aptly named Caff for a decent buttie. Tesco Express is your nearest supermarket, if you prefer to cater for yourselves; it’s one of the better Express’ I hasten to add.