Dymchurch Beach

Dymchurch Beach is a long stretch of sand located in Dymchurch, United Kingdom. The beach is approximately 4.5 kilometers long and has fine golden sand. There are plenty of activities available such as swimming, sunbathing, and building sandcastles.

Dymchurch Beach also has a few amenities, so visitors should plan accordingly.

Visitors can also enjoy fishing and windsurfing. The beach has public restrooms, and dogs are allowed all year round.

Parking is available near Dymchurch Beach, and there are both free and paid options. There is a public car park near the beach, and street parking is also available.

Fun fact: Dymchurch Beach is part of a long shingle and sand beach that stretches from Hythe to Dungeness, and is part of the Romney Marsh.

In addition to enjoying the beach itself, visitors to Dymchurch can explore a number of nearby attractions. These include the Dymchurch Martello Tower, which was built in 1806 to defend against Napoleon, and the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway, which is a historic narrow gauge steam railway that runs for 13.5 miles through the countryside.

There are several restaurants near Dymchurch Beach that serve a variety of cuisines. These include the Pilot Inn, which offers traditional pub fare, and the Ship Inn, which serves seafood and British dishes. Visitors can also find a number of cafes and ice cream shops in the area.

There are several hotels in Dymchurch that cater to visitors. The Romney Bay House Hotel is a charming guesthouse with a seafront location and views of the English Channel. The Seabrook House is another guesthouse located near the beach, and it features a garden and terrace for guests to relax and enjoy the sea views.