Old Harry Rocks

Spend an evening cruising along the southern British coastline while enjoying a traditional fish and chips dinner. Relax as you admire the beauty of Poole, Europe's largest natural harbor, and the surrounding shore. Snap a few photos of the monumental chalk formations of Old Harry Rocks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, marking the most eastern point of the ancient Jurassic Coast. Pass by Studland Bay, which is famous for wildlife and watersports and also served as the inspiration for children's book author, Enid Blyton's Noddy. Get a glimpse of the luxury beachfront properties and popular beaches along Sandbanks Golden Mile.

Spend an afternoon sailing along the southern British coastline on a sightseeing cruise from Poole. Enjoy scones, tea, and sandwiches in a traditional afternoon tea as you cruise past Studland Bay, the Jurassic Coast, and the Old Harry Rocks. Head out from Poole Harbor and sail to the monumental chalk formations of Old Harry Rocks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue cruising down the ancient Jurassic Coast until you reach Studland Bay. Keep an eye out for wildlife around Studland Bay before you reach Sandbanks Golden Mile, a stretch filled with luxury beachfront properties and busy beaches. Indulge a traditional 3-Tier afternoon tea as you sail. Enjoy delicious homemade scones from a Poole Quay cafe, sandwiches filled with local produce, and traditional cakes with unlimited tea or coffee. If you prefer to purchase a beer, glass of wine, or mixed drink, head to the fully-licensed bar.