Poole harbour is the second largest natural harbour in the world and is rather beautiful. Take a ferry to one of the islands; worth a visit! More

A good place to spend the day as there are plenty of shops and restaurants and if you like botas there are plenty to drool over and dream about. More

A wonderful harbour for boating and sailing.Large expenses of safe shallow water.Great for bird watching in winter.Poole Quay a must to visit.Easy access to the water.Small boats can be launched at Baiter car park.Nothing bad you can say about this place.Good for fishing from the shore and crabbing from Fishermans Dock at the Quay. More

Old and new buildings mixed well in the harbour. Plenty to do, eat, shop for and admire on a sunny day. More

Not as upmarket as it used to be but some of the boats moored there would not shame a Mediterranean marina. Not bad if the sun is shining More

Had a lot of work done since our last visit, lots of tourist shops and things to do. More

I'd heard that Poole Harbour was the best place in the south for windsurfing so when the family went shopping I went to see what it was all about. I came across The Watersports academy on the front so went to ask them, 10 minutes later and I was pulling on a wetsuit then heading out for my first session... More

We went to Poole Harbour and Quay on Bank Holiday Monday, during the Arts festival. So much going on, lots of great music, magic shows, Morris Dancers, all free, great day. More

Go to Poole Quay and have a day out - great fun for everyone, visit the Portsmouth Hoy if you want a decent English pub with good beer and food, or Italian Gossip and the end of the Quay for an Italian. If you fancy a thrill, google jet ski safaris and let them take you on a blast round... More