Log Cabins & Lodges in Bournemouth

Visit Bournemouth Pier: although the city is rather small and quiet, you will have everything you need, as it invites you to enjoy many activities to do in your free time and the best thing is that you can explore it on foot. Its extensive beach of more than 10 kilometres offers an impressive sunset that you cannot miss and numerous restaurants and stalls where you can try the famous fish and chips.

If you love vintage items, head to Christchurch Road in Boscombe; It can be reached on foot from the centre of Bournemouth. From China mugs to trendy blazers - browse antique stores for the most retro clothing, footwear and decorative items. Don't miss it!

The oceanographic is a majestic attraction that has about 2000 fish from many parts of the world. You will find it at Bournemouth Pier, next to the pier where you can also find a large white Big wheel with which you can enjoy all the views of the city. Sounds interesting! Don't you think?

This is another of the places that makes this city special. They are gardens that reach from the beach to the centre of the city. These gardens have won numerous awards and are known as the heart of Bournemouth for their central location and, in turn, as the lung of the city, as it highlights a great variety of flora and fauna. The atmosphere here is wonderful. Also, you can ride a balloon and there is a river with ducks and fish.

Here you will see many stands, where concerts are held in the summer. And it is that walking along the beach, walking through the gardens and getting here to sit down and have a coffee is priceless. Supermarkets are next door, as is the main shopping street where you can find numerous fast food chains, shopping centres and even a Primark.

formed by three streets that make up a triangle and where its name comes from. It is a place full of art, culture, live music, places to eat and where the nightlife is concentrated. Right here you can find the library. Without a doubt, a place that you must visit to learn a little about the culture of this city

a beautiful Gothic-style church that functions as the city's cathedral and that everyone in Bournemouth loves. And it is worth knowing because it is where the grave of Mary Shelly, the author of the well-known Frankenstein novel, is located.

The quintessential dessert; cream tea a bun with cream and jam is one of the most English delicacies out there, and one of the best places to enjoy it is Bournemouth at Frieda’s Tea Room. Located in the city centre, its traditional kitsch style and delicious variety of cakes make it the perfect place to treat yourself. Don't miss out on this delight!

Bournemouth is a fairly accessible city, both from Spain and from England. It has the Bournemouth Airport, an international airport with destinations to several countries in Europe and North Africa. It is located about 20 minutes from the city centre and from Spain you can find very cheap flights from different cities such as Alicante, Barcelona or Murcia, among others.