Dan Senior
Roger Jeffries
Jen Bonner
South East England / Kent

Whitstable Beach

Beach Type
PebbleShingle
Activities
Wind Surfing
Paddle Board
Dog Friendly
Dogs allowed all year round

This working beach perfectly embodies Whitstable's unique character, where traditional fishing boats and oyster farms operate alongside beach huts and seaside cafes, creating an authentic maritime atmosphere that's increasingly rare on the English coast. The town's reputation for exceptional seafood, particularly its world-famous oysters, combined with its thriving arts scene and independent shops, makes the beach experience part of a broader cultural destination that appeals to food lovers, art enthusiasts, and anyone seeking genuine coastal character rather than manufactured resort attractions.

Nearby places to eat and drink

If you're looking for a place to grab a bite or a drink, Whitstable has many options to choose from.

The Forge is a simple oyster shack on the waterside that offers local seafood, ice cream, doughnuts, and beer.

Geletaria Whitstable is an Italian-style gelato shop that offers a wide range of flavors, from classic vanilla to more exotic options like pistachio and stracciatella.

Whitstable Oyster Company is a must-visit for seafood lovers. This restaurant is known for its fresh oysters and seafood platters, which are caught daily from the local waters.

Location

Address

14-2 Marine Terrace, Whitstable , CT5 1EJ

Parking

1 Victoria St, Whitstable CT5 1JB
10 Westgate Terrace, Whitstable CT5 1BZ

Nearby Towns

Whitstable

Known for its picturesque beaches, historic harbour, and delicious seafood, Whitstable is a popular destination for travellers seeking a relaxing coastal getaway.

Nearby beaches

Famous for 'The Street' - a unique shingle spit extending far into the sea.

Miles of sandy shore with Victorian charm and Thames Estuary views.