Sunseeker actually manufacture top end motor boats and cruisers. I would make an educated guess…read morethat you would need to be a millionare to purchase one of their smaller boats. The headquarters are here in Poole but boats and yachts are distributed to marinas and boat yards all over the country for sale. It is common, though, to see a Sunseeker around the harbour of Poole and the surrounding coast. Many are kept in places such as St. Tropez, Nice, Monte Carlo, Turkey and other playgrounds of the rich. Typically, the boats have a navy blue hull and white trimming, and the interiors can be like large hotel suites. Many owners employ security guards. There are several boat builders around Poole, but Sunseeker is by far the most famous.

Sunseeker is one of the largest companies in the area and is world renowned for marketing the…read morebiggest and most expensive powerboats in the world. Clients include Nigel Mansell and Lewis Hamilton. Sunseeker seems to slowly be overtaking Poole with sites on the quay at tower park and various other locations in the town. It brings a lot of work to locals and has a small space in the minds of many from the town. Some of the boats that you can see from the quayside prove just why the price tags are well into the millions and tens of millions.

This is an amazing place to visit, young and old will love it and you'll need to give it a full day…read moreas theres so much to see! We've watched the tv programme where the owners rescue monkeys and apes from accross the world and bring them back to live in sanctuary. Which is most definately a very worth while cause. Any profits made at the centre are used to help the animals that live here and that they save. So after seeing the wonderful work they do and having a camping holiday in that neck of the woods, we couldn't resist a trip. Im glad I have a digital camera as its a photographers dream to capture all these beautiful animals. I'd definately go back. My family and I had a fantastic day and its a day out not to be missed.

having watched the series from the start i coutldn't wait to get into monkey worldand i wasn't…read moredisappointed. It was brilliant walking around and seeing what the dedication and passion a few people can achieve. Almost all of the animals seem to have a whole new lease of life, or at least a settled existance for the older ones. Would definatley go back again as the plan for further expansion and conservation looked very exciting and intriguing

Poole Harbour has long been recognised for being of high biological importance and is one of the…read morelargest examples of an estuary with lagoonal character in Britain. The Harbour is mostly shallow and has a large proportion of intertidal saltmarshes and mudflats. These give way to freshwater marshes, reed beds and wet grasslands on low, poorly drained land above the tidal level, and also transitions to heathland on higher sandy ground and heathland mires in small tributary valleys. The wetland habitatsfringing the harboursupport large numbers of wintering, migrating and breeding birds, along with many rare and endangered plants and invertebrates. The Harbour bed is important for marine invertebrates, such as sponges, tube worms, sea squirts and sea mats, some of which are rare around the British coast. Areas of heathland support more rare birds, invertebrates and reptiles, while pine woodlandon some of the Harbour's islands are of national importance for some of England's last populations of red squirrels. This range of eusturine, wetland and heathland habitats, the rare animals and plants they support, together with the large number and variety of birds, means that Poole Harbour is recognised both nationally and internationally as important and the area holds a number of statutory designations which serve to protect the wildlife and flora. It s a site of Special Scientific Interest, a Special Protected Area and Special Area of Conservation. Some prts of the Habour have been declared Local andNational Nature Reserves. Also, it lies within the Purbeck Heritage Coast. The south side of the Harbour is designated a Quiet Area with a speed limit of six knots. Please treat the Harbour with care and consideration!!!

My kids love going into here and seeing the actual life boat and the equipment they use. It is…read moretotally free to visit but does have a donations box by the exit for you to drop in a small donation to keep this service going, and keep many lives not lost as a result of them being there.

Not an extensive or large museum, but what they do is invaluable so support should be shownread more

This is bowling, which is not listed, although 'mini golf' is a sport! Apparently…read more I took my daughter and her friend in here, after a lunch (please remember this was post a heavy lunch!). We met my daughter's friend's Dad and little brother, and they asked if they could join us. The more the merrier! Now, I haven't been bowling for years. But what fun we had. Needless to say, the Dad won and little brither lost and I'm not telling you who was where in between, but is so satisfying to watch your ball rumble down the middle of the lane! This place serves food - fast food, which is fairly inexpensive. Bowling for two children and one adult was £13.05. Try working that one out! I thought it was a bit steep. The staff seem a bit bored and the shock of the noisey music makes you unable to hear them or be heard. However, at the lanes the music is less noisey and most heard is laughter and shouts of pleasure or disappointment. Mostly my shouts were pleasure or encouragement, but I beganto flag very slightly at the end as this is a real workout if you've eaten lunch! All in all, I recommend this, and I'm going back for sure.

Bowling is always good fun and bowlplex offers the ability to eat, drink, bowl and play in the…read morearcade for reasonable prices making it a great night out. It is perhaps not as conveniently located as megabowl at tower park but generally is cheaper, despite lack of offers at present day. The night life there is great however

Tried to contact littledown today and hung up after reception not answering the phone!read more

The Littledown centre is centrally located near the hospiatl in Bournemouth. There is plenty of…read morefree parking attached to the centre. There is a wide range of activities available to use within the centre including swimming and parties etc. We often visit for the swimming and find the facilities to be good. The pools are heated well and you have free use of the water slides at certain times. The prices for swimming are higher than other areas but the atmosphere and staff aid the high price by making us feel welcome. The changing rooms could be a bit cleaner at busy times but we always let the staff know when they need a touch up.