A panorama taken of the Quay in Lymington Old Town. This picture was taken around lunchtime on a sunny day and shows some of the shops and restaurants that line th old quay. People are relaxing in the open air, feeding the ducks in the water and the river is full of boats.

Lymington Old Quay - Lymington visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Lymington Old Quay' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Hampshire.

The Old Quay in Lymington has become one of the main tourist attractions of the town. From here cruises regularly depart taking visitors out onto the Solent. The area has been sympathetically redeveloped and retains much of the old character of this important part of the town. It is lined with various shops, bars and restaurants.

Lymington is just outside the southern edge of the New Forest on the coast facing the Isle of Wight. It is about miles east of Bournemouth and 12 miles east of Christchurch on the A337. From Lyndhurst take the A337 10 miles south. From Southampton, follow the A35 first to Lyndhurst and then the A337 as above.