Barton-on-Sea
Barton-on-Sea is known for its beauty spots with breathtaking coastal walks and seaside scenery worth a walk at any time of year. The beach is safe for swimming and good for fossiling forays.
Towns and Villages near Sway
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Barton-on-Sea
Barton-on-Sea is known for its beauty spots with breathtaking coastal walks and seaside scenery worth a walk at any time of year. The beach is safe for swimming and good for fossiling forays.
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Brockenhurst
One of the larger New Forest villages, surrounded by open heathland and woodland walks, there's a 'watersplash' where wild beasts of the bovine and equine varieties congregate having wandered the streets of this olde worlde town.
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Burley
A traditional New Forest village filled full of olde worlde charm - witches and other-worldly goings-on give character to the quaint area where ponies and cattle roam freely among the thatched buildings, despite having acres of heathland surrounding the area to graze and Burley Beacon to climb.
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Lymington
What more could you want in a market town, being situated waterside on the edge of the New Forest? Lymington is a pretty Georgian town with its open air seawater bath and marina that sailing enthusiasts flock to from all over the world. If watery pursuits are not your thing, the ancient landscapes surrounding the town are areas of outstanding natural beauty and Sites of Specific Scientific Interest. Or pop on the car ferry to the Isle of Wight.
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Milford on Sea
On the south coast of the New Forest, Milford on Sea has views across to Christchurch with awe-inspiring cliff walks and sandy shores. Get defensive over your new favourite place with a visit to the Solent saviour, Hurst Castle, that has military history back to the Tudor times and stories about the incarceration of Charles I.
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New Milton
A bustling town in a lovely location sandwiched between New Forest wood and sea. There's lots of cultural activities year-round and sporting entertainment to boot.
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Sway
Hopefully not named after the C17 non-reinforced concrete tower that stands 220ft tall, Sway is a tranquil village on the edge of the New Forest National Park. Come here for a community feel and the Listed status.
Towns and Villages near Sway
Brockenhurst
One of the larger New Forest villages, surrounded by open heathland and woodland walks, there's a 'watersplash' where wild beasts of the bovine and equine varieties congregate having wandered the streets of this olde worlde town.
Burley
A traditional New Forest village filled full of olde worlde charm - witches and other-worldly goings-on give character to the quaint area where ponies and cattle roam freely among the thatched buildings, despite having acres of heathland surrounding the area to graze and Burley Beacon to climb.
Lymington
What more could you want in a market town, being situated waterside on the edge of the New Forest? Lymington is a pretty Georgian town with its open air seawater bath and marina that sailing enthusiasts flock to from all over the world. If watery pursuits are not your thing, the ancient landscapes surrounding the town are areas of outstanding natural beauty and Sites of Specific Scientific Interest. Or pop on the car ferry to the Isle of Wight.
Milford on Sea
On the south coast of the New Forest, Milford on Sea has views across to Christchurch with awe-inspiring cliff walks and sandy shores. Get defensive over your new favourite place with a visit to the Solent saviour, Hurst Castle, that has military history back to the Tudor times and stories about the incarceration of Charles I.
New Milton
A bustling town in a lovely location sandwiched between New Forest wood and sea. There's lots of cultural activities year-round and sporting entertainment to boot.
Sway
Hopefully not named after the C17 non-reinforced concrete tower that stands 220ft tall, Sway is a tranquil village on the edge of the New Forest National Park. Come here for a community feel and the Listed status.