With it’s glorious golden sands, award winning Blue Flag waters and beautiful views across the Jurassic Coast. Sandbanks Beach remains the main draw to the area for visitors and locals alike.
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Sandbanks offers a truly unique and legendary holiday experience here on the South Coast of England. Visitors from all over the world choose premium affordable accommodation, restaurants offering fresh locally sourced food and a wide variety of activities for all the family. Widely heralded as having perfect conditions for every type of water sport, all year round.
The iconic Sandbanks Beach is known as the best beach in the UK with it’s glorious, soft golden sands, award winning Blue Flag waters and beautiful views of the Jurassic Coast. Growing exponentially year-on-year in popularity, the beach remains the main draw to the area for visitors and locals alike.
From the first moment you reach Evening Hill and catch sight of Poole Bay and Sandbanks Peninsula stretching out before you, you will be left with no doubt you’ve found a slice of heaven.
The sun glints across the calm, sparkling waters of Poole Bay. Boats sail effortlessly and serenely on their journey to-and-fro from the English Channel.
Steeped in History
It’s hard to imagine that the Sandbanks of today had such humble beginnings as an uninhabited peninsula of sand crossing the mouth of Poole Harbour on the English Channel. It is now internationally known as one of the most covetted place to live and visit in the world.
Sandbanks has gained a reputation as a sun-soaked millionaire’s playground and the 3rd most expensive place to live in the world. Property in Sandbanks sell for £millions but with unique, stunning scenery, access to watersports facilities and world-renowned yacht clubs it’s not hard to see why. It also now attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors and holidaymakers every year who are looking to experience the lifestyle of the rich and famous.
Just 100 years ago in the late Victorian era, this relatively inoquous sandy wasteland was cut off from the mainland and unrecognisable from the famous coastal holiday resort of today.
Post First World War, a road was built to connect the then named “Parkstone-on-Sea” to the mainland and holidaymakers began to flock to the area.
It wasn’t until the wit and guile of local estate agents in the 1990’s, namely Rumsey & Rumsey being one of particular note, who began to see real market opportunity in developing Sandbanks in to what is now commonly referred to as “Britain’s Palm Beach”.
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