A shingle beach overlooking the Solent with great views of passing ships and yachts. Princes Parade promenade runs the length of the beach to Gurnard Beach with a cafe and shop at the western end. Ticketed parking is along the roadside and there is also a car park with toilets nearby. Dogs are not allowed from May to the end of September. There is no lifeguard cover.
A shingle and sand beach which runs the length of the Esplanade. Further away from the town you will find a playground and paddling pool with a row of beach huts. Car parking is available neaby either on the roadside or car park. At high tide the beach disappears so check the tide times before you go. Dogs are not allowed from May to September. There is no lifeguard cover.
A popular sand and shingle beach located a short distance from Cowes. Parking is available along the seafront and there is a small car park at the beach. A play area is located by the beach and also a cafe. The local sailing club offers a visitor membership during summer. Dogs are not allowed between May and the end of September. There is no lifeguard cover.
A little known beach hidden from view as it backs on to woodland and can only be accessed via a footpath called Shore Path behind Gurnard Sailing Club. A quiet shingle beach, good for famililes but with no facilities and no lifeguard cover.
A stony little swimming beach at the mouth of the Beaulieu River with Slent views to the Isle of Wight. Dogs are only allowed seasonally but there is a large green area on the cliffs above, for picniking and games - and a history lesson if you're interested in D-Day landings.
An area of specific scientific interest with lovely views across the Solent and plenty of wildlife. There's a large caravan park next door however it does remain relatively quiet even in summer. There is no lifeguard cover and dog restrictions apply during the summer months.
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A shingle beach overlooking the Solent with great views of passing ships and yachts. Princes Parade promenade runs the length of the beach to Gurnard Beach with a cafe and shop at the western end. Ticketed parking is along the roadside and there is also a car park with toilets nearby. Dogs are not allowed from May to the end of September. There is no lifeguard cover.
A shingle and sand beach which runs the length of the Esplanade. Further away from the town you will find a playground and paddling pool with a row of beach huts. Car parking is available neaby either on the roadside or car park. At high tide the beach disappears so check the tide times before you go. Dogs are not allowed from May to September. There is no lifeguard cover.
A popular sand and shingle beach located a short distance from Cowes. Parking is available along the seafront and there is a small car park at the beach. A play area is located by the beach and also a cafe. The local sailing club offers a visitor membership during summer. Dogs are not allowed between May and the end of September. There is no lifeguard cover.
A little known beach hidden from view as it backs on to woodland and can only be accessed via a footpath called Shore Path behind Gurnard Sailing Club. A quiet shingle beach, good for famililes but with no facilities and no lifeguard cover.
A stony little swimming beach at the mouth of the Beaulieu River with Slent views to the Isle of Wight. Dogs are only allowed seasonally but there is a large green area on the cliffs above, for picniking and games - and a history lesson if you're interested in D-Day landings.
An area of specific scientific interest with lovely views across the Solent and plenty of wildlife. There's a large caravan park next door however it does remain relatively quiet even in summer. There is no lifeguard cover and dog restrictions apply during the summer months.