Seasalter Beach
The small town of Seasalter sits just across the mouth of the River Swale from the Isle of Sheppey. It is a fairly quiet, laid back town that spills right down to the long sand and shingle beach.
Seasalter beach itself is made up of a steep shingle bank held in place with a seemingly endless series of wooden groynes. As the tide drops away a large area of flat sand is revealed.
Seasalter is every bit the coastal town with plenty of facilities for watersports enthusiasts. There is a sailing club and water ski club, both of which benefit from a slipway towards the west of the beach.
Seasalter is quite an upmarket spot with several celebrities amongst its past and present residents. As well as the acclaimed Sportsman pub there is a Michelin star restaurant. However, it is the local oysters which Seasalter is famed for.
With all this to offer it may not be a huge surprise that beach huts here have been marketed for more than the cost of an average house.
Type of beach
Sand & shingle
Lifeguard service
No
Dogs friendly beach?
We do not have information on this beach but restrictions may apply (usually from Easter until the end of Summer)
Activities
- Kayaking/canoeing
- Good fishing
- Jet-skiing
- Kite surfing
- Sailing
- Swimming/bathing
- Water skiing
- Wind surfing
Facilities
- Cafe/restaurant
- Toilets
- First aid point
- Shower
- Lost child centre
- Town centre nearby
- Shop
- Pub nearby
- Beach hut hire
- Picnic area
- Slipway
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Seasalter Beach Reviews
Mr
John Wood
Aug 28th 2020A very clean beach litter bins regularly emptied
Notes & pending corrections
2023-05-05
Deal beach 1 May - 30 September between the hours of 9am and 6pm dogs are excluded from the stretch covering Deal Castle to Sandown Castle.
These corrections have been acknowledged and are awaiting verification before we update the page. We would suggest you double check the information here as we have not yet confirmed its accuracy.