A quiet harbour-side pocket between Parkstone and Sandbanks, with marinas, moorings and a short walk to the beaches.
Lilliput sits on the harbour side of the road out to Sandbanks, and is mostly about boats.
Marinas and moorings line the shoreline here, part of what makes Poole Harbour one of Britain's busiest leisure sailing centres. See marinas and chandlers.
The bay beaches are a short distance across the peninsula, with Canford Cliffs and Sandbanks both within easy reach.
Quiet, residential and well placed between the harbour and the sand. See accommodation.
Between Parkstone and Sandbanks on the harbour side of the peninsula road, with marinas and moorings along its shoreline and the beaches a short distance away.
The name is long associated with the area and is popularly linked to Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels, though the origin is not settled. It has been in use locally for centuries.
Sandbanks hotels, harbourside flats a street back from the Quay and the quieter beds out at Hamworthy and Broadstone, with the areas each one suits.