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Bournemouth's beaches
With wind and gales howling throughout the UK in recent days, many people may well be dreaming of retiring to sunnier climes in the coming months.
However, as winter recedes and spring comes into play, Bournemouth beaches offer visitors plenty of activity and excitement that will keep tourists entertained - even on a rainy day.
Located at the mouth of one of Bournemouth's famous Chines, the Durley Chine Beach offers perfect sandy beaches for those planning a day of family summer fun, Visit Britain notes.
Boasting entertainers and bouncy castles, Durley promises to provide entertainment for those of all ages.
On the Sandbanks Peninsular meanwhile, visitors can look forward to a relaxing day of seaside festivities, with the slow sloping beach ensuring that it is suitable for children of all ages.
Boscombe Pier Beach offers respite should the weather let travellers down, with the sheltered pier housing a host of amusements to keep visitors entertained.
National Express offers a hassle-free service that allows people to get to top tourist destinations.
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