Bournemouth Hen Do, Weekend & Party Activities

rb beach resort or indulge in an exhilarating daytime activity before a great night out on the town, Bournemouth is a one of the UK's top Hen party destinations. Enjoy shopping with your friends, Bournemouth offers a unique shopping experience - combining the delights vintage and boutique shopping along with the hustle and bustle of the High Street. Whether you are looking to add a bit of luxury to your Hen weekend or are just looking for place to stay with a warm shower to relax after a busy day of retail therapy, Bournemouth have a huge range of Hotels, B&B's and Guest Houses to choose from. A Hen Party in Bournemouth is all about the sun, the sea and the sandy beach.

Hen Ideas:

Bournemouth city have a huge range of Hen Activities to choose from; If you are a pampered girl then why do not treat yourself with some of luxury spa offers and spend quality time with your friends. Bournemouth offering you the ultimate selection of pampering weekends. For girls who like more active day, then why not to try some exciting adventure while swinging through trees on zip lines, tackling ladders and daringly crossing high bridges. If that not enough for your adrenalin pumping try zorbing hen party.

You will be harnessed inside in pairs and rolling down a hill inside a giant inflatable ball. You can also choose a fantastic hen party cocktail making masterclass you will make extravagant cocktails like mojitos, cosmopolitans & many other sparkling delights. Or try delicious Cupcake, Chocolate & Sushi Making classes where you will perfect these delicious treats into stunning pieces of art. If you like dancing have a ball with your very own Pole Dance Party, where you will learn some fantastic tricks and the professional moves. Or go Grease Lightning with this fantastic Party themed Dancing Experience. Together with your girls you will look like true Pink Ladies by learning all of the famous moves from the movies.

Food/Restaurant:

Bournemouth restaurants offers a mix of local and international cuisines. Koh Thai Tapas offers Thai cuisine and is definitely worth a visit during your stay in Bournemouth. Ocean City - If you are craving Chinese cuisine then Ocean City is the place to visit. Langtry's Restaurant offer guests a really special dining experience in a truly magnificent setting. Mint Leaf Indian Brasserie Whether it is dinner with the family or a romantic dinner for two, you'll feel totally at home here. Excellent authentic Indian cuisine which is served by friendly, eager and very efficient staff.

Coriander:

If you're looking for somewhere fun to enjoy lunch or dinner then head over to Coriander, serving authentic Mexican dishes there's something for everyone on the menu, even you vegetarians. Some restaurants like Urban Reef, Harry Ramsden's, Hot Rocks and Keywest Restaurant offers stunning sea view. You can enjoy your delicious freshly prepared food made from wholesome ingredients whilst taking in the breath-taking views of the surrounding beaches.

Night Life:

Bournemouth is known for its vibrant atmosphere and vivacious night-life, one of the most exciting places to enjoy a night out along the south coast. Jaggers comedy Club is one of the most popular places in all of Bournemouth for Hen & Hen parties to enjoy. Aruba is a relaxed bar and restaurant that offers stunning view of Bournemouth's award winning beach and even better cocktails made from the finest ingredients and fresh fruit.

The Print Room offers a sophisticated Saturday night out with Supper Club - an evening of live music fine drinks and light bites all set in the spectacular Art Deco atmosphere of The Print Room champagne bar and brasserie.

If you fancy a traditional pub then the Goat and Tricycle is the place . O'Neills is another traditional Bournemouth pub with a lively and welcoming ambience and live music every night of the week.

Things to see near Bournemouth:

Bournemouth lies in the heart of Dorset on the South Coast with an expanse of heritage and countryside to explore. There is many ways to explore the area, both on land and on sea. Corfe Castle is one of Britain's most majestic ruins. The old castle controlled the gateway throughout the Purbeck Hills at the time of William the Conquerot. The Jurassic Coastline World Heritage Site is home to outstanding fossil localities and amazing rock and cliff formations including the famous arched Durdle Door.

History:

The strength of Bournemouth as a resort has always been the beauty of its sea-front and gardens. The gardens date back to at least the eighteenth century, when the Lord of the Manor enclosed a some acres of land as a hunting ground and built a lodge - Decoy House ' near where Debenhams now stands in the Square. Many famous authors have written about Bournemouth over the years. Thomas Hardy described Bournemouth as a 'Mediterranean lounging place on the English Channel' and Betjeman said 'Bournemouth is a stately Victorian duchess with her head touching Christchurch and her feet turned towards Poole.'

Travel To:

Bournemouth is centrally located on the south coast and well serviced by public transport, good road links, and an international airport and nearby ports. There are plenty of coach providers offering great prices on travel to and from Bournemouth and well served rail network with two railway stations in the Borough - the main Bournemouth station and Pokesdown to the East. You can travel by ferry. The fast ferry service linking the South Coast Ports of Poole, Weymouth and Portsmouth with the Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernsey, plus the Western Channel ports of St Malo and Cherbourg.

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