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South East England / Kent

Tankerton

Beach Type
Shingle
Activities
Dog Friendly

Dogs are not allowed from 1 May to 30 September

The beach at Tankerton near Whitstable is famous for 'The Street' - a remarkable shingle spit that extends far into the sea at low tide, creating a unique walking experience where you can venture hundreds of meters from shore surrounded by water. This geological curiosity, combined with the beach's excellent facilities and proximity to Whitstable's renowned oyster bars and boutique shops, makes Tankerton a distinctive destination that perfectly captures Kent's blend of natural wonder and gastronomic excellence.

Nearby places to eat and drink

If you're feeling peckish, there are plenty of nearby places to eat and drink including

The Bubble offers stunning views, and serves locally sourced and ethically prepared ingredients including homemade sausage rolls, avocado on sourdough toast, seasonal salads, sandwiches, wraps, soups, and other savoury options. All the food can be boxed up with cutlery and enjoyed on the beach or in a beach hut.

Land + Sea is a foodie’s heaven, offering great food using quality ingredients. From brunch, to lunch, to the deli counter, you can try some of the freshest made food and deli delights with the option of taking some home.

Location

Address

Tankerton Rd, Whitstable , CT5 2BE

Parking

204 Tankerton Rd, Whitstable CT5 2AS

Nearby beaches

Whitstable Beach

One of the few UK beaches with a pub right on the sand, on top of Whitstable's long oyster heritage.

Herne Bay Beach

Home to the world's first freestanding purpose-built clock tower, raised in 1837, plus the surviving stub of a once record-breaking pier.

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