Top Things to do in Highcliffe
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What to do and see in Highcliffe, England: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Highcliffe, United Kingdom including Sugarpod Skin Clinic, Mudeford Quay, Highcliffe Beach, The Thai Touch, Highcliffe Castle, Napoleons, Steamer Point Nature Reserve.
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1. Sugarpod Skin Clinic
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
SugarPod is a modern skin clinic specialising in advanced face and body treatments. Treatments on offer: Plasma/Fibroblasting, Lipo Shape Body Contouring, Micro Needling, Microdermabrasion Diamond Peel, Radio Frequency Face Lifting, LED Light Treatments, Facials & Peels, Thread Vein Removal, Skin Tag Removal, Pigment Spot Removal, Red Spot Removal, Lip Plumping, Eye Lift.
Reviewed By Companion730717
I have been a client of Su’s for 14years and have witnessed both her personal and professional development at first hand. Su obviously loves her work. She carries out extensive research into all the services she offers. Her facials include radio frequency face lifting. You come away feeling amazing! I have also had micro needling and plasma skin tightening. The plasma treatment does involve some ‘down time’ but Su is completely up front about this and offers superb aftercare. In short I could not live without her! As well as being a skilled therapist Su is a lovely calm individual who makes you feel totally relaxed and at ease. Carry on your fabulous work Su! Thank you. jodesliz Xch
2. Mudeford Quay
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4.5 based on 1,297 reviews
Mudeford Quay is a small beautiful corner of the Borough of Christchurch in Dorset, England. Situated at the entrance of Christchurch Harbour, Mudeford Quay benefits from spectacular views along the coast, over to the Needles on the Isle of Wight & back to Christchurch town. Mudeford Quay is made up of two areas, the Quay itself and Mudeford Spit, a natural sandbank which leads to Hengisbury Head all the way to Boscombe & Bournemouth. The Quay is a hub of activity with beautiful beaches, the lush grassed area ideal for picnics and enjoying the beautiful scenery and the Quayside itself which has a small shops, a pub, a fish stall and plenty of vantage points to watch the world go by.
Reviewed By Lizzieslikes - Watford, United Kingdom
This beach is excellent for families with all age children. There are cafes, ice-cream shops and toilets plus loads of sandy beach. For water sport enthusiasts you can wind surf, paddle board, canoe and even surf on some occasions. There is a promenade that stretches all the way from the quay to the beach where in the less busy winter months children can scoot and ride their bikes. In the summer the quayside is a popular place for children to go crabbing, however watch them as the water is deep and fast flowing. Food: The Noisy Lobster is a beach-side cafe that serves breakfast, coffees, cakes and a variety of meals, whilst there is also a fish and chip bar and an ice cream parlour. If you go to the quayside area there is another cafe. You can also catch a ferry from the quayside across to Mudeford Spit, where there are the most expensive' beach huts' and you can also catch a land train to Hengistbury Head, a prominent headland..
3. Highcliffe Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 390 reviews
Reviewed By Smile4sian14 - Warwick, United Kingdom
What a lovely place! You can walk for miles, clean beach. Sand and stones, even an ice cream van. Beautiful views, a 100% worth a visit!
4. The Thai Touch
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Professional Thai Massage Make our Massage, Nail and Beauty treatments part of your regular pamper routine. Leave your troubles, stress and worries behind... TREAT YOURSELF... YOU DESERVE IT!
Reviewed By 806josephinep - Highcliffe, United Kingdom
The atmosphere is so relaxing and Su is very calm and professional. I had quite a lot of tension in my back, neck & shoulder muscles. This massage really helped. I highly recommend Thai Touch.
5. Highcliffe Castle
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4.0 based on 661 reviews
The Castle is closed until further notice. Whilst we are closed please visit our website and explore the Castle from the comfort of your own home. Every castle has a history, but ours is as colourful as the Jesse stained glass window in the Great Hall. In the 1830s, a rather extravagant (some say egotistic) lord envisioned his dream home. Throughout the years the Castle has changed ownership and has been ravaged by two fires, but it still remains standing. Today, our Grade 1 listed Castle is magnificent and charming in its own unique way. And while it doesn’t possess all the grandeur and opulence it had in 1836, it has inherited something equally as impressive along the way – fascinating stories that will be brought to life on your visit.
Reviewed By marionvmfr - Sudbury, United Kingdom
We were looking for a property to visit while staying in the New Forest. So lucky to find it. Friendly staff with a wealth of knowledge and a pride in the castle that they were working in. Need to return when more is refurbished. Wonderful view of the Solent and Isle of Wight fromthe gardens overlooking the beach.
6. Napoleons
7. Steamer Point Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By -_-Plane-_-nerd-_-77 - Winchester, United Kingdom
Stunning beach and nature reserve with lots of walks available. There's a little information hut with activities for kids along the cliffs to the right of the car park. Car Park is free after 5pm but you must pay before that.
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