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The Bournemouth Arts by the Sea festival returns in 2024 with over 150 performances throughout the weekend. Bringing together large-scale spectaculars, diverse music, intriguing installations, dance, street theatre, participatory experiences and much more, in one unique and celebratory festival.

With its golden sandy beaches, lush parks, and stunning coastal views, Bournemouth offers an array of scenic walks that are sure to enchant visitors and locals alike.

From leisurely strolls along the promenade to exploring hidden gems in the heart of the town, here are the top eight free activities to enjoy spring in Bournemouth without spending a penny.

In March, the town comes alive with the promise of warmer weather and endless opportunities for adventure. There is plenty to do in Bournemouth, from strolling along golden beaches to eating fish and chips on the seafront to shopping for locally crafted souvenirs. Get ready to explore this charming coastal town with our list of must-see locations and activities. 

Witness something new as you see this seaside haven through a winter lens. Experience the stunning views, where you can take in the fresh sea air, whilst admiring the coastal vistas, and sweep away those cobwebs.

Winter is a magical season to explore the coastal towns of Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole on the South Coast of England.

Bournemouth Air Festival is Britain’s biggest free air, land and sea festival. It features an incredible four days of aerobatics.

Bournemouth is a pocket-friendly destination. We’ll be exploring budget-friendly ways to enjoy our town filled with fun, arts, culture and adventure. You'd be suprised to find out what free things you can do in Bournemouth...

Visiting during Jubilee weekend and looking to join in with the festivities?

Read on to find out the best places to watch Europe's biggest aviation festival

https://www.bournemouth.co.uk/accommodation/riviera-hotel-and-holiday-apartments-p2402693Find out more about how Bournemouth welcomes dogs and their owners

We introduce you to some of the South Coast’s rarest plants and animals

Need half-term inspiration? Local mum Nicola spends five days in Bournemouth

From zip-lining to cycling, thewrightroute.com reviews local adventures

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