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New Forest holidays

Our New Forest holidays & accommodation take in the best sites & off-the-beaten-track places from Lyndhurst, the "capital of the New Forest" and home to the New Forest museum to the coastal town of Lymington with its world famous yachting regattas. All our New Forest holidays & accommodation are provided by operators committed to supporting local people & the environment.

New Forest holidays
New Forest self guided cycling holidays, England
New Forest countryside by bike, from £160 (3 days) ex flights
Boutique bed & breakfast in Brockenhurst, New Forest, England
A luxury boutique bed & breakfast in Brockenhurst, from £75 - £135 per room per night (sleeps 2)
Volunteering taster days in the New Forest
Find out more about volunteer field work, from £65 per day (1 day)
New Forest rural cottage sleeps up to 6, England
Self-catering holiday cottages in the beautiful New Forest, from £350 - £725 per cottage per week
Lymington self catering holiday cottage, England
Self-catering holiday accommodation in Lymington, from £150 per accommodation per night (sleeps 2-4)
Holiday cottage near Fordingbridge, New Forest, England
New Forest self catering farm holiday cottages, from £640 - £1048 per cottage per week (sleeps 8)
Farm holiday cottage in the New Forest, England
New Forest self catering farm holiday cottages, from £335 - £755 per week (sleeps 4)
Hurst Castle day visit, New Forest, England
Henry Vlll castle & prison of Charles l, lighthouse & cafe, from £2.50 - £4.20 (1/2 day) per day (1 day)
Keyhaven ferry & boat day trips, England
Catch a ferry to Hurst Castle, take a cruise or ride a RIB!, from £2 - £5.50 admission price
Rural self catering cottages in the New Forest, England
New Forest farm holiday cottages each sleep 4/6, from £385 - £838 per week (sleeps 4-6)
New Forest National Park bus tour, England
Open top bus experiences in the New Forest National Park, from £5 - £28 per day (1 day)
New Forest self catering cottages, England
Farmstay cottages by the New Forest, from £450 - £750 per cottage per week (sleeps 4)
New Forest Cottage in Lyndhurst, England
Spacious, modernised Victorian cottage in The New Forest, from £295 - £865 per cottage per week (sleeps 6)
New Forest bed & breakfast in Brockenhurst, England
Charming 17th Century 5 star B&B, from £60 - £170 per room per night
New Forest cycle hire, England
The acclaimed New Forest cycle hire centre in Burley, from £6 - £15 per day (1 day)
New Forest  hotel in Lyndhurst, England
Quality accommodation in the New Forest capital of Lyndhurst, from £59 - £147 per accommodation per night
New Forest holiday cottage, England
Self contained wing thatched Cottage close New Forest, from £272 - £525 per week (sleeps 4)
Milford on Sea bed and breakfast, England
Luxurious B&B on the coast, from £92 - £100 per room per night (sleeps 2)
New Forest mill B&B, England
New Forest, idyllic mill-side bed and breakfast, from £35 - £45 per person per night
New Forest self catering cottage, England
Idyllic cottages in the New Forest National Park, from £350 - £575 per cottage per week
New Forest luxury country spa hotel, England
Chewton Glen is a luxury country house hotel and spa, from £280 - £1400 per accommodation per night
New Forest boutique hotel, England
Boutique Hotel in the New Forest and close to Southampton, from £155 - £260 per room per night
New Forest B&B in Bockhampton, England
A unique retreat for that perfect break in the New Forest, from £70 - £90 per room per night
Hythe marina boutique hotel, nr New Forest, England
Boathouse Hotel, with stunning views of the Solent, from £85 - £140 per accommodation per night

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New Forest bed & breakfast in Brockenhurst, England
The accommodation is wonderful - the rooms are of a very high standard and the owner (Christine) is extremely hospitable and very knowledegable about the area having been a long time resident.  (more)
From £60 - £170 per room per night

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5 stars
I am reborn! Simply the best holiday I have ever been on
4 stars
Some great stories to tell the grandchildren. Would recommend to a friend
3 stars
Very enjoyable
2 stars
It was OK
1 star
A bit disappointing really

New Forest holidays

Spring is a time for new beginnings; the sun starts shining, flowers and blossom bloom and everybody gets a similar feeling - they want a change. This could be a new car, job, or perhaps you just have itchy feet to see more of the world – to get exploring. The New Forest offers budding adventurers the perfect break, which may come as a surprise; although proud of the tranquil, peaceful and picturesque qualities on offer in England’s newest National Park, the New Forest is the perfect setting for exploration. Cycle through unexplored glades, heath land and natural fords; walk through the ancient forest and canoe on some of the country’s most ancient lakes. The New Forest is the perfect destination for exploring, so grab your walking boots and see what it can offer.

Breathe in the fresh air
The New Forest is looking to become one of the ‘greenest’ destinations in the country, and not just because of the trees. A large eco-tourism push is currently taking place, with many hotels and B&Bs offering ‘car-free’ discounts if you arrive by train or bus. Many outlets also serve locally-sourced food and produce, all of which works to reduce carbon emissions and impact upon this naturally stunning destination.

Watch out, it’s wild
It’s not just ponies that you should watch out for in the New Forest, and any explorer should be on the look out for the array of lizard and snake beasties that roam freely in the undergrowth. With Sand and Common lizards, Adders and Smooth snakes choosing the New Forest as their home, the adventurous visitor may be lucky enough to spot one of these usually-shy critters. However, if you prefer to see reptiles at arm’s length, the Forestry Commission run the fantastic reptile centre in Lyndhurst. For more info on this, and the work of the Forest Commission, log on to www.forestry.gov.uk/newforest.
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