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Steeped in history with tails of smugglers and pirates, in modern times Poole Quay is a bustling tourist attraction. Poole Harbour is the second largest natural harbour in the world and on its shores just two miles inland there is the famous Poole Quay.
Poole Quay is situated on the south coast approximately 6 miles west of Bournemouth and is Dorset’s second largest settlement after Bournemouth. Panoramic view of the Quayside. The Old Harbour Office on the left, The Old Custom House – now a cafe – in the middle and a yellow Brownsea Island Ferries moored up on the right
Explore the treasures of Poole's historic quayside, delve deep into the heart of the Old Town where sea captains and pirates once stood.
Poole Quay Attractions. Explore the treasures of Poole's historic quayside, delve deep into the heart of the Old Town where sea captains and pirates once stood and immerse yourself in Poole's fascinating history. Poole Museum (free entry), the Cockle Trail self guided walk and Poole Trail interpretation panels will help unravel Poole's past for ...
Poole Quayside offers scenic and idyllic views of the beautiful seaside. Whether you're looking to grab a cup of coffee, enjoy a scrumptious lunch, or fancy a shopping trip, Poole's Quayside offers it all!
Jan 23, 2019 · From the days of smuggling to 21st century tourism, Poole Quay has been the focal point for the town. Poole was a busy port in the early 13th century.
Poole Quay 01202 262600 Explore the treasures of Poole's historic quayside, delve deep into the heart of the Old Town where sea captains and pirates once stood and immerse yourself in Poole's fascinating history.
