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Visiting us in Hamble

You don’t require a booking to visit us, just pop in and we will find you a table.

However if you are booking for a specific event, looking for a table for 10+ people or would like to guarantee a specific table, please call us on 02380 457801 (during opening hours) or email us.

If you would like to book for our bottomless or afternoon tea please fill out the enquiry form here. Please note afternoon tea requires 24 hours notice.

Our garden huts have a minimum of 4 guests required.

  • A narrow cobblestone street lined with colorful old houses, including a white house with pink flowers in window boxes on the right side, in a quaint historic town under a clear blue sky. Hamble High Street

    Exploring Hamble

    Steeped in history, the village played a role in the World War Two D-Day landings, while its Common (set in 55 acres of heathland) uncovers the remains of Iron Age settlements and a Napoleonic gun battery. With its quaint cobbled High Street, and picturesque foreshore, perfect for a spot of crabbing, there is plenty to explore.

  • Hamble River path with sailboats docked on the left and trees on the right under a clear blue sky.

    Walking in HAMBLE

    There are plenty of lovely walks in and around Hamble including through the common to Hamble Point with views of the Solent, along the old railway line to Victoria Country Park, or cross the river itself on the Pink Ferry to the beautiful river path!

  • Aerial view of a marina on Hamble River with numerous boats docked in rows, adjacent to a facility with parking and surrounding green landscape.

    Staying in Hamble

    Sailing is at the heart of Hamble and during the summer there is a hive of activity. There are plenty of places to stay in Hamble from B&Bs, yacht clubs & a holiday park. Stay on the High Street itself at Compass Point B&B. The railway station and bus provides direct links to Southampton City and further.