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- Poole Quay (Google map) is situated on the south coast approximately 6 miles west of Bournemouth and is Dorset’s second largest settlement after Bournemouth.
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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.
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.
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 is an ideal choice for a memorable summer getaway. Explore the historic quayside , host to visiting tall ships, fishing vessels, and luxury motor yachts, before delving into the heart of the Old Town to discover more about this town’s links to its maritime past.
Jul 6, 2023 · Poole is known for containing the largest natural harbour in Europe (and second-largest in the world) so exploring the quay is a must-do (not to be confused with ‘The Quay’, which is the local Wetherspoon’s… conveniently located on the quay for optimal confusion).
Getting to Poole Quay is easy, with either a 15-minute walk down the High Street from the bus station, or on the ‘RouteONE’ bus service. Leaving every 15 minutes, jump on and off the circular route at your leisure — maybe stop at the Dolphin Centre for a spot of shopping before continuing your trip to Poole’s Quayside.
