In the heart of the glorious New Forest, Beaulieu is a magical place, combining the charm of an ancient Abbey, the grace of a classical stately home, the celebrated National Motor Museum and the glamorous James Bond Exhibition which are all included in the excitement of a modern visitor attraction. Ride on the high level Monorail or climb aboard the replica 1912 open top London bus for a fun way to see Beaulieu’s sights.

This historic village offers many interesting attractions including the Palace House, formerly a 14th-century Great Gatehouse, and Beaulieu Abbey, founded in 1204 by Cistercian monks.

What a little gem! Just 'popped in' to break up a journey, and ended up spending hours. Lovely to wander through this woodland setting, amongst the deer and wallaby. Close views of many woodland...

Starting from Milford-on-Sea, this is a two-mile walk alongthe coast, ending at Hurst Castle, an ancient monument open year 'round, with a cafe. A ferry runs from the village of Keyhaven from Easter through summer months.

On the banks of the Beaulieu River, in the heart of the New Forest, you will find the peaceful haven of Buckler’s Hard, the unique and picturesque village where warships for Nelson’s navy were built. Visit the historic cottage displays recreating 18th century life, take a delightful riverside walk or enjoy a cruise on the tranquil Beaulieu River. Gift shop and Captain’s Cabin Cafe. Open every day (except Christmas Day).

A long-time school that offers instruction for beginners and advanced riders.