The Local Area.
Lymington is a charming Georgian market town with a number of interesting independent shops and designer boutiques;
The surrounding area provides an abundance of things to do - It's a wonderful place to enjoy the outdoors with a range of activities on offer including: cycling, horse-riding, fishing, bird-watching and enjoying the ancient woodlands and heathlands of the New Forest and the miles of beaches that run westwards from Milford-on-Sea to Sandbanks in Poole.
Lymington hosts a lively street market every Saturday in the main High Street with a number of stalls catering for all tastes. In addition there's a wide variety of shops, galleries, boutiques and a Waitrose, Tesco and M&S Food. The town centre is approx 15 minutes walk from the marina.
Eat & Drink
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Haven Bar & Restaurant
Waterfront bar & restaurant offering unrivalled views over Lymington and the Solent, making it the perfect spot for a drink, bite to eat or a quality evening meal.
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The Elderflower
Situated on the cobbled Quay Street in the heart of Lymington, a beautiful Georgian town sited between the New Forest district of Hampshire and the West Solent. The Elderflower is an award winning restaurant that loves cooking for people who love food.
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Fishermans Rest
A historic country pub a short walk from Lymington Yacht Haven and the surrounding sea wall walks.
Activities
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Coastal Walks
There is direct access to the coastal footpath offering superb walks along the foreshore to Keyhaven (approx an hour and a half walk) and Hurst Point.
Visit All Trials for more surrounding walks.
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Paddle Boarding
Paddle boarding is a great way of experience the surrounding marina and Lymington river. Our friends at SUP Styles offer a wide variety of sessions for all abilities.
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Sea Water Baths
Lymington Sea Water Baths is a family friendly, open air sea water pool for swimming, inflatable fun, kayaking, paddleboarding and zorbing
Visit the Isle of Wight
Regular ferries from Lymington to Yarmouth run from the WightLink terminal.
Puffin Cruises take you to Yarmouth from the Lymington Town Quay.
Yarmouth has plenty of shops and restaurants/pubs. From here, you can set out to explore the rest of the Island including Osborne House, Alum Bay, Carisbrooke Castle, museums, wildlife centres and much more.