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- Grand Parade Main Resort Beach. Thanks to its central location and proximity to Eastbourne's top attractions, Grand Parade Main Resort Beach is, as its name suggests, where most first-timer visitors to Eastbourne should go.
- Royal Parade Beach. At the eastern end of Eastbourne's seafront, Royal Parade Beach is usually a lot quieter than the town's main beach. It's here, a short walk away from the busier, more touristy Eastbourne beaches, that the locals tend to go, along with those visitors who prefer an altogether more relaxing beach experience.
- East of Pier Beach. This area of pebbled shoreline to the immediate east of Eastbourne Pier, between it and Royal Parade Beach, offers a generally quiet, relaxed beach experience.
- Redoubt Beach. Another beach that's anchored by a major Eastbourne landmark is Redoubt Beach. Only 15 minutes' walk east of the pier, the beach here is shingle, with only a little hard-packed sand revealed at low tide.
1. Grand Parade Main Resort Beach. 334. Beaches. By Wouldyouadamandeveit. Excellent for walking with 3 tiers to choose from & lovely gardens to look at, the bandstand makes an excellent sun t... 2. Holywell Retreat Beach. 77. Beaches. By Steve_of_N21.
Nov 3, 2021 · Top Eastbourne Beaches: See reviews and photos of Beaches in Eastbourne, England on Tripadvisor.
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- Beaches at Eastbourne
Eastbourne is midway between the popular seaside town of Brighton to the west and the historic Hastings to the east. Located just over an hour and a half from London by train, there are plenty of public transport links to and from Eastbourne. There are direct train services from London Victoria and Gatwick Airport. National Express bus services run...
As with most beaches along the Sussex coast, Eastbourne is not a sandy beach. It is mainly pebbles and shingles divided up by wooden groynes, typical in this part of the southern UK coastline due to cliff erosion. The tide must go out quite a fair way before sand appears along the beach. Head east from Eastbourne, where you’ll find Camber Sands. Th...
Eastbourne Beach
Beaches in Eastbourne don’t get much better than its main resort beach with Grand Parade Pier. It runs for half a mile south to the Wish Tower. Lined with its promenade and grand Victoria hotels, you won’t be mistaken that you are in a classic British seaside town. As this is the main beach, it does get busy during peak times. You’ll no doubt be lured into visiting the 300m long Grand Eastbourne Pier. It’s the town’s most prominent feature – one of the finest examples of a Victorian Pier. It’...
Royal Parade Beach
Further along the main Pier beach (just a short walk), Royal Parade Beach is known for being quieter and more popular with residents. It is at the eastern end of Eastbourne’s seafront and continues as a shingle beach with plenty of facilities and amenities. Car parking tends to be easier to find during the summer, and it is a dog-friendly beach all year round. It’s also a popular area for watersports. Although this is a family-friendly beach, please note there is no lifeguard on duty here. Th...
Western Parade Beach
Another Eastbourne beach that is less crowded than the main resort beach is Western Parade Beach. The half mile stroll along the promenade takes about 15 minutes heading west. The Wish Tower stands tall on the Wish Tower Slopes and continues to watch over this stretch of pebble beach. At low tides, sand and rock pools appear for hours of exploring. Close by, there are many cafes, shops, facilities and amenities to allow for a great day out. The Western Lawns are next to the beach, which hosts...
It is a typical south coast beach with pebbles and shingle divided up by a series of wooden groynes. One of the beach, and indeed town’s most prominent features is the 1,000ft (300m) long pier. Opened in 1870 this is a grand pier with an impressive pavilion at the seaward end.
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- Eastbourne Beach, BN21 4BY, South East England
Eastbourne's beaches are among the most popular and best visited seaside areas in southern England. Famous for its pebble beaches, seafront and Eastbourne Pier. The beach has an excellent rating by the Marine Conservation Society making it an ideal place to go for the whole family.
Royal Parade Beach. Nestled just east of the iconic Eastbourne Pier, Royal Parade Beach is a wide shingle beach that offers stunning views, plenty of space to relax, and all the amenities you need for a perfect day by the sea.
