Myrtle Cottage
55171.7 miles N of Hamble | Sleeps 6 + cot*
7 Nights from £2051
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Perfectly situated on the banks of the river, the Jolly Sailor is a great place to visit for drinks and good food with a view. Sit by the water and watch the tide edd and flow, or take a seat in the delightful restaurant, the choice is yours. Dogs are welcome both inside and out.
Nearby beach
With views over the Solent towards the Isle of Wight, Hill Head beach is made up of shingle divided up with wooden groynes. Watersports enthusiasts head here for windsurfing, kitesurfing and sailing. Although not the place for making sandcastles, this beach is great for gazing over the water watching the ships sail by on the Solent.
Nearby walk
Open daily, River Hamble Country Park is a delightful place to spend time. Call in at the Barn on arrival and collect all the information you'll need to discover things to see and do. With miles of scenic walks, wildlife spotting and historical landmarks, there's something for everyone here.
Nearby town
Found in the borough of Eastleigh, Bursledon is a riverside village, perfectly located to explore the best of Hampshire. Within easy reach of Southampton, the village has strong marine connections as well as a railway station, windmill and brickworks museum. There are several country parks within easy reach, ideal for walkers.
Also nearby
Call in for home made, traditional pub food and a good selection of ales and beers. There's outside terrace seating for al fresco dining in summer and cosy interiors waiting.
Ancient Abbey ruins were the centre of the village settlement and imparted its name. Now, Palace House is home to the Montagu family and there are exhibitions of monastic life with grounds and gardens to get lost in. Oh, and the famous motor museum of course.
Everything motoring is covered but even if you're not an enthusiast, there are some lovely specimens on display, set in stunning grounds.
A bijou village that grew around the original Abbey at the head of the Beaulieu River. An ancient and pretty monastery village, home to the country's National Motor Museum.
The Brickworks Museum sits on the site of the original 1897 works which closed in 1974. Today you can visit this facinating museum to learn about the history of the building and the story of brickmaking in Britain. Check their website for opening times and ticket prices.
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