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Hythe Beach

Situated between Folkstone and Dymchurch, Hythe beach is a long pebbly beach which slopes into the sea and is good for swimming when conditions allow. Two miles of promenade back the beach and this is ideal for walkers and cyclists who can enjoy the outlets and stands setting ice-creams and drinks along the way. Dog restrictions may apply during summer months.

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Minster Leas Beach

With a long promenade, grassy area and long shingle beach, this is a delightful place to visit. Popular with dog walkers and for fishing, this beach is beautifully kept and has good facilities. Dog restrictions apply in summer months.

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Sandgate Beach

Here you'll find a shingle beach made up of multi-coloured pebbles. This is a great spot to watch the boats and yachts out at sea and an ideal place for a picnic. Whilst there may not be an opportunity to build sandcastles, this is a great place to kayak and enjoy a swim. A promenade runs the length of the beach and this is ideal for a stroll along the sea front. There is no lifeguard cover here and dog restrictions may apply.

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Beaches in Kent

'With miles of stunning Beaches in Kent we have listed 3 of the very best beaches Kent has to offer. Exclusively reviewed by people who have been there.'

Hythe Beach

Hythe Beach

Situated between Folkstone and Dymchurch, Hythe beach is a long pebbly beach which slopes into the sea and is good for swimming when conditions allow. Two miles of promenade back the beach and this is ideal for walkers and cyclists who can enjoy the outlets and stands setting ice-creams and drinks along the way. Dog restrictions may apply during summer months.

Minster Leas Beach

Minster Leas Beach

With a long promenade, grassy area and long shingle beach, this is a delightful place to visit. Popular with dog walkers and for fishing, this beach is beautifully kept and has good facilities. Dog restrictions apply in summer months.

Sandgate Beach

Sandgate Beach

Here you'll find a shingle beach made up of multi-coloured pebbles. This is a great spot to watch the boats and yachts out at sea and an ideal place for a picnic. Whilst there may not be an opportunity to build sandcastles, this is a great place to kayak and enjoy a swim. A promenade runs the length of the beach and this is ideal for a stroll along the sea front. There is no lifeguard cover here and dog restrictions may apply.