Poole Harbour – Autumn Adventure
Posted on: 24th October 2017
Posted on: 24th October 2017
Poole Harbour is a great place to explore any time of year. During the autumn months, air and seawater temperatures can still be quite warm. This makes this a great location to head to whether you’re planning to remain on land or be on the water.
With the shorter days the light can very special as well. This can lead to some fantastic photo opportunities.
Even the wildlife is getting in on the act of taking photos these days! Here is a red squirrel on Brownsea Island getting a close up with a camera. The Island is famous for these cute inhabitants and autumn is the perfect time to catch a glimpse of them as they are busy gathering their food stocks ready for the colder winter months.
The sunsets over Poole Harbour during October can be stunning. In this beautiful photo the sun is about to disappear behind the Purbeck Hills.
Fishermen are still selling their catches on Poole Quay. Here a huge Rock Oyster is for sale.
There’s plenty of activity still happening on the water. Here a group of kayakers have paddled into Poole Quayside in the lovely autumn sunshine.
Jerry’s Point is accessed from using the chain ferry from Poole over to Studland. The area is part of Poole harbour but can only be accessed from the Studland side of the ferry. The area is an area of outstanding natural beauty and requires a short walk to get to.
Hamworthy Beach is only a short distance from our caravan park in Dorset. There are unspoilt views across Poole Harbour.
This time of year the leaves start falling and all different types of fungi start popping up in woodlands and green spaces. This photo was taken on Brownsea Island.
South Lytchett Manor is the perfect place to enjoy an autumn or winter holiday at South Lytchett Manor. There’s plenty to see and do in the local area as well as picturesque beaches, towns and villages.
