Experience a Fantastic Boat Trip from Christchurch Quay

Our MCA Coded and Local Authority Licenced RIBs (Rigid Inflatable Boat) takes a maximum of 9 passengers for an amazing trip.  We leave the historic Christchurch Quay and head into the harbour.  As we head through the harbour, your skipper will give you a guided tour of all of the interesting aspects of this beautiful area including the horses on Stanpit Marsh, Hengistbury Head and smuggling history of Christchurch.

Having left the harbour through the famous 'Run' we head out into Christchurch Bay.  Travelling at up to 30knots (35mph)  you will have a memorable trip around Christchurch and Poole Bay.

1 Hour RIB Ride​

• 15 min safety briefing & life jackets fitting
• Harbour tour towards Christchurch Bay
• Tour of the coastline either towards Bournemouth or Barton on Sea
• Harbour tour back to Christchurch Quay
• Total time 1hour 15min

Adult (15+ years old) £40 
Child (5-14 years old) £35

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1.5 Hour RIB Ride to The Needles

• 15 min safety briefing & life jackets fitting
• Harbour tour towards Christchurch Bay
• Ride across the Bay to the The Needles (Isle of Wight) with the opportunity to take close up photos of this amazing landmark
• Harbour tour back to Christchurch Quay
• Total time 1hour 45min

Adult (15+ years old) £45 
Child (5-14 years old) £40

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2 Hour RIB Ride To Poole Harbour / Old Harry Rocks

• 15 min safety briefing & life jackets fitting
• Harbour tour towards Christchurch Bay
• Ride along the beautiful coastline passing Hengistbury Head, Bournemouth Pier & Millionaires Row at Sandbanks before entering Poole Harbour to see Brownsea Island. Then a visit to Old Harry Rocks (World Herritage Site) with time to take photos
• Harbour tour back to Christchurch Quay
• Total time 2hours 15min

Adult (15+ years old) £50 
Child (5-14 years old) £45

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PLEASE NOTE
Rib rides are not suitable for anyone suffering with back, neck, heart complaints or if you are pregnant. Children must be at least 5 years old. A ratio of one adult per child is required for children under the age of 10.