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Milford-on-Sea lies on the Hampshire coast, with Bournemouth to its west and Lymington to its east. With sandy shores and views across the sea toward the Isle of Wight, it is an idyllic base from which to explore the south coast. Backed by a promenade, colourfully painted beach houses, and divided by wooden groynes, the beach will be a stroll away from your holiday home in Milford-on-Sea. It is popular among kite surfers and kayakers and is a beautiful spot to sunbathe, build a sandcastle, or take a refreshing swim in the sea. Wandering around the village, you will discover a pretty green surrounded by independent businesses.

2-storey1930s holiday cottage in Lymington
Simple Truths, Milford-on-Sea
Milford-on-Sea
Hampshire
England
Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
3

Sitting just minutes from the beach in Keyhaven is Simple Truths, a stylish coastal cottage with sunny open-plan spaces, a generous lawned garden and urban chic. The pet-friendly cottage in Hampshire enjoys a quiet location in this lovely hamlet and boasts an outdoor seating area with BBQ and Tee-Pee.

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Visitors planning a meal out during their stay in holiday cottages in Milford-on-Sea have plenty of options, including Verveine, a renowned seafood restaurant on the high street. The Cave is an atmospheric bar for cocktails, and the Smugglers is a cosy pub serving local ales and hearty meals. The Needles Eye cafe is the place to go for a coffee or ice cream on the promenade. A trip to Hurst Castle is a must on self-catering holidays in Milford-on-Sea. Get the ferry from Keyhaven, or walk along the spectacular two-mile shingle spit, all the way to this imposing artillery fort, which Henry VIII built in the 16th century.

Part of the village is perched high on the clifftop, with spectacular views of the Needles – stacks of chalk that rise from the sea at the western tip of the Isle of Wight. To the north of Milford-on-Sea, the New Forest National Park has glades, woods, and moors where wild ponies roam. Another beauty spot near the village is Sturt Pond, a haven for rare waterbirds, with paths along the water’s edge.