Surf & Surfing B&B Bournemouth & Homestay
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B&B's, homestays, guest houses and hotels in Bournemouth.
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Alexander Lodge (Phone For Rates)
Tel: +44 1202 421662 - U.K: 01202 421662
http://www.alexanderlodgehotel.co.uk/
http://www.ukaccommodationindex.com/bournemouth/alexanderlodge.php
Alex's B&B and Bournemouth Homestay (£15.00 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: +44 7875 364809 - U.K: 07875 364809
http://sounds-tickets.spaces.live.com/
http://www.geocities.com/sounds_tickets/index.htm
Ashleigh Hotel (£27.50 pppn)
6 Southcote Road, East Cliff, Bournemouth BH1 3SR
Tel: +44 1202 558048 - U.K: 01202 558048
in...@ashleighhotel.com
http://www.ashleighhotel.com
Bournemouth Backpackers - Homestay - B&B
/ / / / / £9.00 p.p.p.n. \ \ \ \ \ (from £9.00 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: +44 1202 299491 - U.K: 01202 299491
http://www.bournemouthbackpackers.co.uk/
http://www.thecollege.co.uk/international/
Brooklands Hotel (from £20.00 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: +44 1202 716352 - U.K: 01202 716352
http://www.bournemouth-hotels.com/bournemouth_hotels/listings/l0017.php
Bycliffe Guest House
41 St. Michaels Rd, Bournemouth BH2 5DP
Tel: +44 1202 552961 - U.K: 01202 552961
Cartrefle Guest House (£25 pppn)
45 St. Michaels Rd Bournemouth BH2 5DP
Tel: +44 1202 297856 - U.K: 01202 297856‎
Chelsea Hotel (£27 pppn)
32 St. Swithuns Road, East Cliff, Bournemouth BH1 3RH
Tel: +44 1202 290111 - U.K: 01202 290111
in...@thechelseahotel.co.uk
http://www.thechelseahotel.co.uk
Claremont Hotel (single from £25 per night)
89 St Michaels Road, Bournemouth BH2 5DR
Tel: +44 1202 290875 - U.K: 01202 290875
Clarendon Lodge (from £25 pppn)
36 Crabton Close Road, Bournemouth BH51HN
Tel: +44 1202 396585 - U.K: 01202 396585
Coach House Cottage (Double/twin £65-£95)
5 Annerley Road, Bournemouth BH1 3PG
Tel: +44 1202 315067 - U.K: 01202 315067
www.bedandbreakfast-directory.co.uk/uploads/estate/hotels/hotels43623.htm
Cransley Hotel (£35 pppn - Single sup £15 pppn)
11 Knyveton Road, East Cliff, Bournemouth BH1 3QG
Tel: +44 1202 290067 - U.K: 01202 290067
in...@cransley.com
http://www.cransley.com
Cremona Hotel Bournemouth (from £22.00 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: +44 1202 290035 - U.K: 01202 290035
http://www.cremona.co.uk/uk/default.asp
Crescent Royal Hotel (£22 pppn)
456 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth BH1 4BA
Tel: +44 1202 393200 - U.K: 01202 393200 or 07970 025722
crescentr...@tiscali.co.uk
http://www.crescentroyalhotel.co.uk
Denewood Hotel (from £25 p.p.p.n.)
40 Sea Road, Bournemouth BH5 1BQ
Tel: +44 1202 394493 - U.K: 01202 394493
http://www.denewood.co.uk/
Devonshire Guest House
40 St. Michaels Rd, Bournemouth BH2 5DY
Tel: +44 1202 291610 - U.K: 01202 291610‎
Freshfields Hotel (£25 pppn - up to 3 per room)
55 Christchurch Road, East Cliff, Bournemouth BH1 3PA
Tel: +44 1202 394023 - U.K: 01202 394023
Gervis Court Hotel (£25 pppn)
38 Gervis Road, Bournemouth BH1 3DH
Tel: +44 1202 556871 - 01202 556871
enqu...@gerviscourthotel.co.uk
http://www.gerviscourthotel.co.uk
Heathlands Hotel (£49.00 pppn - £59 with dinner)
12 Grove Road, East Cliff, Bournemouth BH1 3AY
Tel: +44 1202 589900 - U.K: 01202 589900
in...@heathlandshotel.com
http://www.heathlandshotel.com
Homestay (from £30.00 p.p.p.n.)
22 West Borough, Bournemouth BH21 1NF
Tel: +44 1202 849015 - U.K: 01202 849015
www.bedandbreakfast-directory.co.uk/info.asp?id=25625
Hostel Inn
Tel: +44 1202 395285 - U.K: 01202 395285
(from £25.00 p.p.p.n. low season)
www.thehostelinn.co.uk/pageview3.asp?nav=1.Welcome&cust=180
Ingledene Guest House (from £20 p.p.p.n.)
18-20 Gardens View, Derby Road, Bournemouth, BH1 3QA
Tel: +44 1202 291914 - U.K: 01202 291914
inglede...@yahoo.com
http://www.ingledenehouse.co.uk/
Kantara Guest House (£18 - £32 p.p.p.n.)
8 Gardens View, Bournemouth BH1 3QA
Tel: +44 1202 557260 - U.K: 01202 395285
in...@kantaraguesthouse.co.uk
http://www.kantaraguesthouse.co.uk/
Kings Langley Hotel (from £25 p.p.p.n.)
1 West Cliff Road, Bournemouth BH2 5ES
Tel: +44 1202 557349 - U.K: 01202 557349
Kingsley Hotel (from £28.00 p.p.p.n.)
20 Glen Road, Boscombe Manor, Bournemouth. BH5 1HR
Tel: +44 1202 398683 - U.K: 01202 398683
enqu...@kingsleyhotel.co.uk
http://www.kingsleyhotel.co.uk/
Lea Hurst Hotel - B&B
Tel: +44 1202 290136 - U.K: 01202 290136
in...@leahursthotel.co.uk
http://www.leahursthotel.co.uk/
LYNDEN COURT HOTEL (from £12.50 p.p.p.n.)
Tel : +44 -(0)1202- 553894 - U.K: 01202 553894
in...@lyndencourt.com
http://www.lyndencourt.com/
Marlins Hotel (Singles from £25, doubles from £50)
2 West Cliff Road, Bournemouth BH2 5EY
Tel: +44 1202 299645 - U.K: 01202 299645
http://www.bedandbreakfast-directory.co.uk/info.asp?id=25807
Mayfield - B&B
Tel: +44 1202 551839 - U.K: 01202 551839
(Special Offer B&B any 7nights £150.00 per person ensuite)
in...@hotelmayfield.co.uk
http://www.hotelmayfield.co.uk/
Minton Lodge Hotel (£30 pppn)
4 St Johns Road, Bournemouth, BH5 1EL
Tel: +44 1202 395707 - U.K: 01202 395707
Newark Hotel (from £20.00 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: +44 1202 294989 - U.K: 01202 294989
http://www.thenewarkhotel.co.uk/
Newbury Hotel Bournemouth (from £22.50 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: +44 1202 297000 - U.K: 01202 297000
http://www.newburyhotel.net/
Norfolk Royale Hotel (telephone for prices)
Richmond Hill, Bournemouth BH2 6EN
Tel: +44 1202 551521 - U.K: 01202 551521
in...@englishrosehotels.co.uk
http://www.norfolk-royale.co.uk/
Orchid Hotel (from £50 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: +44 1202 551600 - U.K: 01202 551600
reserv...@orchid-hotel.co.uk
http://www.orchid-hotel.co.uk/
Parkside Guesthouse
24 Southcote Road, Bournemouth BH1 3SR
Tel: +44 1202 291923 - U.K: 01202 291923
Quality Hotel Bournemouth (£42 pppn)
47 Gervis Road, Bournemouth, BH1 3DD
Tel: +44 1202 316316 - U.K: 01202 316316
reserv...@qualityhotelbournemouth.com
http://www.qualityhotelbournemouth.com
Rosscourt Hotel (£30 pppn)
6 St Johns Road, Bournemouth BH5 1EL
Tel: +44 1202 397537 - U.K: 01202 397537
enqu...@rosscourthotel.co.uk
http://www.rosscourthotel.co.uk
Shoreline Bed and Breakfast (from £21.00 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: +44 1202 429654 - U.K: 01202 429654
http://www.bournemouth.uk.com/shoreline/
St. Michael's 'Friendly' Guest House (from £25.00 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: +44 (0)1202 557386 - U.K: 01202 557386
http://www.stmichaelsfriendlyguesthouse.co.uk/
Travelodge (saver rooms from £19.00 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: +44 871 984 6257 - U.K: 0871 984 6257
http://www.travelodge.co.uk/
Tudor Grange Hotel (£30 pppn - Single sup 50%)
31 Gervis Road, Bournemouth BH1 3EE
Tel: +44 1202 291472 - U.K: 01202 291472
in...@tudorgrangehotel.co.uk
http://www.tudorgrangehotel.co.uk
Water Garden Hotel (£30 pppn)
40 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth BH5 3PE
Tel: +44 1202 556700 - U.K: 01202 556700
in...@thewatergardenhotel.com
http://www.thewatergardenhotel.com
Wenrose Bed and Breakfast (from £25.00 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: +44 1202 716325 - U.K: 01202 716352
www.bournemouth-hotels.com/bournemouth_hotels/listings/l0031.php
Westbrook (from £25.00 p.p.p.n.)
Tel: + 44 1202 761081 - U.K: 01202 761081
Westbro...@aol.com
http://www.westbrookhotel.co.uk/
Whateley Hall Hotel (£28 pppn - £10 single sup)
7 Florence Road, Bournemouth BH5 1HH
Tel: +44 1202 397749 - U.K: 01202 397749
whateleyh...@virgin.net
http://www.whateleyhall.co.uk
Woodcroft Tower Hotel (£39 pppn - £54 with dinner)
49 Gervis Road, Bournemouth BH1 3DE
Tel: +44 1202 558202 - U.K: 01202 558202
enqu...@woodcrofthotel.co.uk
http://www.woodcrofthotel.co.uk
Wrenwood Hotel (£26 pppn)
11 Florence Road, Bournemouth BH5 1HH
Tel: +44 1202 395806 - U.K: 01202 395086
book...@wrenwood.co.uk
http://www.wrenwood.co.uk
Flights...
Bournemouth International Airport Limited
Dorset BH23 6SE
Tel: + 44 1202 364000 - U.K: 01202 364000
http://www.bournemouthairport.com/bohweb.nsf
Gatwick Airport
West Sussex RH6 0NP
Tel: +44 870 000 2468 - U.K: 0870 000 2468
http://www.gatwickairport.com/
Heathrow (BAA) Airport
234 Bath Road. Hayes UB3 5AP
Tel: +44 870 000 0123 - U.K: 0870 000 0123
http://www.heathrowairport.com/
About Bournemouth - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bournemouth
Bournemouth Surf & Surfing Centre
Tel: +44 1202 433544 - U.K: 01202 433544
http://www.bournemouth-surfing.co.uk/
sa...@bournemouth-surfing.co.uk
Live cam here at A1 Surf...
http://www.a1surf.com/surfcheck-bournemouthcam.html
Images of surfers...
http://bournemouthsurfers.com/surfinguk/index.php
ben surfing bournemouth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWzebrFl4PE
Bournemouth 's Proposed Artificial Reef - "Weights Reef"
This is where we aim to keep you updated with progress at the reef, which at the moment seems set to start work May 2008.
In honour of David Weight, whose passion for the concept of artificial reefs has driven the project locally, as a surfing community we have decided to call it "Weights Reef"
BOURNEMOUTH SURF REEF
PROJECT UPDATE -12th May 2008
Contracts signed for the construction of the surf reef
Bournemouth Borough Council has today contracted New Zealand-based ASR Ltd to construct the first artificial surf reef in the northern hemisphere in Boscombe. The contract is performance-based, to ensure the reef will perform to pre-stated standards. The contract also requires the reef to be completed by 31st December 2008 at the latest. The core construction period will be July-October and the estimated completion date remains the end of October, depending on weather conditions.
Councillor Stephen MacLoughlin, Leader of Bournemouth Borough Council says: “The deal has been done to bring the long-awaited surf reef to Boscombe to revive the area. It will be the most innovative sports and tourist attraction in the South. The public can be assured that the reef will definitely be completed at the latest by the end of this year. ASR Ltd had previously been commissioned as designers of the reef and will now use their expert knowledge in this highly complex marine construction project to achieve the performance requirements specified by the Council.”
The first delivery of construction materials, which includes the webbing base and the first consignment of geo-textile bags, is due to arrive in Southampton Docks in late June. The bags will then be transported to an undisclosed area in Dorset where they will be assembled onto the webbing base at a harbour-side location. They will then be loaded onto a barge for deployment at the Boscombe site.
Nick Behunin, Managing Partner of, ASR Ltd says: “We are pleased to be introducing Europe 's first artificial surfing reef as part of the Boscombe regeneration plan. We believe our ground-breaking technology will be integral in increasing tourism to the area. It's exciting to see how Bournemouth Council is going further than the other destinations in the world where we have built surf reefs, with significant additional investment in the infrastructure and facilities surrounding the reef. The regeneration of Boscombe, with the revitalisation of the Pier, Overstrand and new surfing facilities, restaurants and shops are really transforming Boscombe into an exciting surfing destination in the UK .”
Why is the project so dependant on weather conditions?
Because the construction of the reef takes place in the surf zone and requires the use of heavy machinery and specialised equipment, the construction window is highly dependant on weather conditions. Specially trained SCUBA-divers will be working in shallow water (3-6 metres) when deploying the reef. If sea conditions are too choppy it will becomes difficult to work. Visibility can also be very poor during these conditions, making it too hazardous to continue. This has been factored into the construction timetable.
When will the visual action take place?
The most visual aspect for the media will be the deploying of the sections of the reef at the Boscombe site. This is estimated to begin to take place in mid-July and continue for a 90-day period.
How will the reef work?
The reef works exactly like a natural reef in the ocean, creating a seabed profile that will shape the sea's natural wave energy into well-formed surfing waves. The reef cannot create swell or wave energy and does not generate waves. It will only work in swell conditions of 0.5 metres and above. For example, if the sea is calm and flat, the reef will have no effect whatsoever. If the sea has a swell of 1 metre, the reef can focus this swell into waves of up to 2 metres, dependant on the type of swell. The primary impact of the reef will not be to increase the size of the waves, but to improve their quality. Existing conditions in Boscombe often lead to very short rides. When the reef is completed, the ride length will increase significantly.
What's happening down at Boscombe?
The construction of the reef will be an exciting tourist attraction as people can watch the activity from the beach. The building of the surf reef has been planned to take place over the summer months, as ideal calm weather conditions are essential. The reef is made from 55 large geo-textile bags, which will be pumped hard with sand. To help facilitate this, 15,000m3 of extra material was procured separately for the reef and delivered as part of the 2007 beach replenishment. It was placed between the Honeycombe Beach development and near Manor Steps. As a result of the delay in achieving the granting of the FEPA licence, which has delayed construction of the reef, some of that material was lost over the winter period. The recent beach replenishment ‘top up' allowed for some more material to be procured in the most competitive way but it meant delivery was limited to the Portman Ravine area. This is now being moved to the area next to the reef construction site. The sand movement is taking place overnight to avoid disruption to beach users and beach hut tenants. There will be no activity or machinery moving during the day and there will be access to the beach throughout the day.
Some lengths of orange plastic safety netting have been placed within the existing promenade railings around Portman Ravine and between groynes 23 to 26. This netting is extended at night to cover access points down onto the sand in order to provide a safe working area for the tractors and trailers to transfer the sand. The netting is being removed each morning from the access points onto the beach.
People will have easy access to the beach during the day throughout this work period, which is expected to take up to three weeks. We hope that people appreciate that this temporary work will make Boscombe one of the most innovative and exciting beaches in the UK, and will provide the perfect viewpoint to watch the construction of the first artificial surf reef in the northern hemisphere.
The majority of the reef construction work will take place out to sea. However about one third of the groyne area in front of the Overstrand complex will be used as a compound for the pumping of sand from the beach to the reef site. The sand for the reef will be harvested outside normal beach visitor hours.
More developments - contracts signed - March 19th 2008
Today council officials signed the order to supply the bags for the reef.
ASR, the New Zealand company who designed the reef have now been employed to build it as well.
Their specialist team of divers and engineers are due to arrive in Bournemouth mid May to oversee the arrival of the webbing base and the first consignment of bags.
Within weeks, the base will be laid and anchored on the seabed off Boscombe and the construction can begin.
The Reef should be completed by October in time for the autumn swells - weather permitting !!!
We'll keep you up to date with any further news as soon as we get it.
SURF REEF IS GO! –OFFICIAL GREEN LIGHT FROM MFA GRANTED
Europe 's first artificial surf reef at Boscombe got the green light today.(13th December 2007)
The Marine and Fisheries Agency has granted Bournemouth Borough Council a special environment licence to begin construction of the project.
The Council is on course to start construction in spring 2008, with the reef anticipated to be completed in time for the October 2008 swell.
MFA chief executive, Nigel Gooding said: “We are delighted to be able to issue a licence under the Food and Environment Protection Act 1985.
“A number of complex issues to ensure the protection of the marine environment had to be considered. The MFA had to take into account the potential impact of the reef on local fishermen and any possible danger to navigation. All the issues have been resolved,” he said.
The Borough has also approved the reef in its statutory capacity as the Coastal Protection Authority.
Specialist construction material for the reef will be ordered, including the ecologically sound geo-textile bags from Australia and the webbing base from New Zealand .
Roger Brown, Head of Leisure Services at Bournemouth Borough Council, said: “Christmas has come early to Bournemouth . This is the fantastic news that everyone has been waiting for. “The area of Bournemouth and Poole already has an excellent reputation as a leading watersports destination, however the reef will put Boscombe firmly on the surfing map. “Weather conditions permitting, we anticipate to complete the reef by Autumn 2008 and this will result in the surf reef and land-based retail, catering, and surf-instruction facilities being completed together. We are also pleased to announce award-winning designers, Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway MBE, are creating super beach huts for both surfers and holiday makers, as part of the Overstrand redevelopment.”
The surf reef and super beach huts will be accompanied by a surf-themed retail outlet , a surfing academy and a glass -fronted restaurant offering fantastic panoramic views of Bournemouth and the Solent . There will also be a catering outlet selling good-quality food-to-go , c hanging rooms, toilets and hot showers, all contributing to the major transformation of Boscombe seafront. As expected, many companies see the area as a sound investment and are already vying for a space in this prime seafront location.
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