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Poole Harbour is one of the biggest natural harbours in the world. Steeped in history, this great harbour also has access to stunning countryside and woodland areas. Here on the coastal side of the Old Town part of Poole Harbour are fine views out over the main channel towards Poole and Brownsea Island.

Swans, Ducks and ducklings everywhere you look. Don't get too close to ducklings or you'll meet an angry Duck parent!

Longham Lakes are a double lake separated by a narrow causeway. It's managed as a wildlife reserve and fishing lakes. There is a nice path around the area, perfect for an easy walk.

Small commercial port but many and large marinas throughout the port area. Dominating everything is the huge shipyard where large motor ships of the Sunseeker brand are produced.

The delightful Coy Pond is Bournemouth is the perfect place for a stroll. Circle around the lake via a paved walkway lined with willow and alder trees or perch yourself on the green riverbanks for an idyllic picnic.

Poole Park is a beautiful 110 acre parkland that borders Poole's town. The park features a saltwater lagoon (home to a group of magnificent swans), a children's playground, cafe, bowls, and water sports facilities.

Once an area of desolate gravel pits, the landscape here has been utterly transformed by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust, in partnership with two water companies. Now a series of thriving lakes with fishing, sailing, youth education and wildlife, there’s a lot going on here despite its general serenity. Summer is a lovely time of year to visit but in winter, the bird hides come into their own as many flighty folk overwinter here from colder countries further north. Lapwings, terns and oyster catchers throw Christmas parties here. There are public toilets at the north of Ivy Lake and several car parks.