Withernsea Beach

Withernsea Beach is a sandy beach located in the town of Withernsea, on the east coast of England.

Withernsea Beach has several amenities including public toilets, beach huts, and a cafe. The beach does not have lifeguards on duty, so visitors should exercise caution when swimming. Dogs are allowed on the beach but must be kept on a leash. Visitors to the beach can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and walking along the promenade.

The beach is approximately 2.5 miles long and has a mixture of sand and shingle.

There is a large car park available at Withernsea Beach with both free and paid options. There are also several spaces for disabled parking available close to the beach. Visitors should note that the car park is situated a short walk away from the beach.

Fun facts about Withernsea Beach include that it is the location of the first purpose-built inland bathing station in Yorkshire. The beach was also used as a filming location for the popular British TV series, "The Royal."

Attractions near Withernsea Beach include the Withernsea Lighthouse Museum, which provides insight into the history of the town's lifeboat station and lighthouse, and the East Riding Treasure House, which features art galleries and a museum. The beach also has a variety of shops and restaurants nearby.

Some nearby restaurants include The Waterfront Cafe, which offers traditional British cuisine, and The Hut, a seafood restaurant located right on the beach. The Valley Bar and Grill is another option, serving pub-style food.

Nearby hotels include the Monarch Hotel, a modern hotel offering sea views and easy access to the beach, and the Brockton Hotel, a family-run bed and breakfast located in the heart of Withernsea. The Beaumont Guest House is another option, offering comfortable rooms and a full English breakfast.