The Beaulieu River is a delightful destination in the New Forest National Park in Hampshire, that combines historical significance with natural beauty, making it a perfect spot for a day trip.
The Beaulieu River has a rich history that is intertwined with the surrounding area and is renowned for its stunning scenery, with lush greenery, gentle hills, and picturesque views along its banks.
The combination of the river, surrounding woodlands, and open spaces creates a serene environment. Home to a diverse range of wildlife, the surrounding marshes and wetlands provide habitats for numerous bird species, including herons, kingfishers, and swans, as well as a variety of other flora and fauna.
Buckler’s Hard is a historic village located on the banks of the Beaulieu River has a rich history as a shipbuilding centre, particularly during the 18th and 19th centuries. The village was known for constructing wooden sailing ships, and several shipbuilding yards operated along the river. The remnants of this tradition can still be seen in the architecture and layout of the village.
Explore the delights of the Beaulieu River. Setting off from the Hamble River it will only take a few hours to reach the entrance of the river.
Set in the heart of the New Forest, witness one of the most beautiful, historic and tranquil spots in the Solent whilst enjoying a delightful lunch at anchor.
The rest of the afternoon is dedicated to sailing around the Solent before heading back to Hamble for around 5pm.
We certainly encourage you to get actively involved but you are equally very welcome to do as much or as little as you want.
And whilst this is not intended to be an instructional day you won’t fail to learn something and certainly our skippers are all more than happy to be quizzed and help you in anyway they can.
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