Bournemouth

I think it’s worth a coach trip down there if only for the fact that you’ll be passing the New Forest which is just beautiful. As for the centre itself, I didn’t find it either friendly or unfriendly. It’s a little bit multicultural (which surprised me because I didn’t think it woudl be AT ALL) and I felt kinda safe. I can imagine it gets a bit hairy at nights but then so do most uk towns. This’d make a nice day trip. I didn’t spend much time on the beach because it was raining when I went but I think it’d make your trip that much nicer if you did.

Bournemouth is a place full with young people. It has everything you might want from a city. When I went there I realized that living and eventually studying there is quite possible. Many of my friends will continue their education here, learning nothing valuable. When I got of the bus form Poole and went browsing the city I realized that I need this kind of change.

I grew up in Christchurch, so until I started uni Bournemouth has been just a bus ride or car journey away.

It’s really a great place, the beaches, town centre, everywhere. And fantastic nightlife too.

... was Friday. Fortunately it was quite sunny and warm, we went to the beach which was fun. I went in the sea, had an ice-cream and went on the carousel with Noah.

i went to study english and live there for a month .
i fall in love of the place…i remember going to study to the institute walking throw a beautiful path full of squarrels running everywhere, then the beach so near the path the fireworks exactly at 19 pm, the people so nice.
I stayed in a department for foreign people and the man who was in charge just rule, a Ramones fan just like me…
i could never forget my trip there i really wish to go back someday…there is a piece of my heart there and in England…