Seaburn Beach (Whitburn North)
This wide, flat, sandy beach, backed by grass, lies just under a mile north of Sunderland City Beach. The sands here are generally kept clean, although occasionally the sea deposits seaweed here in stormy weather.
The beach is popular for bathing, as well as for sailing, surfing and for other watersports.
A promenade runs alongside the beach, and makes a good place to take a stroll, heading either northwards or south towards Roker, where there is a car park and small children’s play area. There are hotels, shops and plenty of places to eat on the other side of the road to the promenade, as well as a couple of places to stop for snacks along the promenade.
Type of beach
Sandy
Lifeguard service
Yes
Dogs friendly beach?
Dogs are not allowed on certain parts of the beach from May - September.
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Activities
- Kayaking/canoeing
- Sailing
- Swimming/bathing
- Surfing
- Wind surfing
Facilities
- Cafe/restaurant
- Toilets
- Disabled facilities
- First aid point
- Lost child centre
- Town centre nearby
- Deck chair hire
- Promenade
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Seaburn Beach (Whitburn North) Reviews
Fab beach great for walking
Lisa
Jun 01st 2020One of the best in the country Seaburn and Roker
Diane Nesbitt
May 20th 2024I love both seaburn and roker beach if tide is out you can walk right from seaburn to roker and you can even be lucky enough to see dolphins off the pier at roker at certain times
Underrated beach
Sadie Smith
Sep 05th 2022This stretch of coastline is beautiful. Much underrated. Good coffee shops along promenade from Roker. Good restaurants but mostly clear wide uncluttered sands, with wonderful wild winter high tides. A long walkable pier and walks for miles along the coast.
Seaburn Beach,South of Whitburn
James Dunn
Jun 02nd 2020Seaburn is a great beach South of the village of Whitburn, and is part of the the City Of Sunderland,every year hosting the Sunderland Airshow