
Lymington.

Lymington is a Georgian harbour town on Hampshire's south coast, where the Lymington River meets the Solent. Its high street runs down toward a working quay, and the town's marina is well known for sailing, with boat trips crossing from here to the Isle of Wight.
Keyhaven Marshes, just west of town, draw walkers and birdwatchers along the Solent Way, and the Lymington Sea Water Baths, an open-air pool near the quay, offer swimming through the warmer months.
The town borders the New Forest National Park, with trails for hiking and wildlife spotting close at hand. Seafood features on menus at restaurants around the harbour, and the high street's boutique shops and cafes draw visitors from the surrounding area.
Things to do.
- 01Explore the historic Lymington High Street with its boutique shops and cafes
- 02Take a sailing trip to the Isle of Wight
- 03Enjoy coastal walks along the Solent Way
- 04Visit the Lymington Sea Water Baths for a unique swimming experience
- 05Sample fresh seafood at local restaurants
- 06Discover the nearby New Forest National Park for hiking and wildlife spotting
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Nearby destinations.
20 kmHamble-le-Rice
Premier yachting village on the Hamble River with extensive boat rental options.
20 kmSouthampton
Major port city with boat rental access to the Solent and Isle of Wight waters.
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