Where is Leysdown beach?

The traditional seaside resort of Leysdown-on-sea is situated towards the eastern end of the Isle of Sheppey on Kent's north coast. As a well established seaside town there are all the facilities you would expect; shops, cafes, amusements and the likes.

Where is the beach at Leysdown?

Leysdown is a beach located at the eastern end of the Isle of Sheppey on the north Kent coast. Traditional small seaside resort with shops and amusement arcades.

Can you swim in Leysdown beach?

We had a lovely time there swimming and relaxing in the sun. The sea was fairly shallow going out sandy and warmish so good with the kids for swimming and paddling. The beach at high tide is close to the water too. We stayed there for 4 days and chose to drive out to other places most days.

Can I walk my dog on Leysdown beach?

Dogs are not allowed from May to the end of September between the Promenade from an imaginary line at 90 degrees from Stokes Amusements, eastwards to an imaginary line at 90 degrees from the west of the beach steps opposite the small roundabout at the seaward end of The Promenade Road.

Does the Isle of Sheppey have a beach?

Our beaches run from near Sheerness Docks to easterly most end of the Isle of Sheppey. We're responsible for coastline and beaches at: Sheerness. Marine Parade.

LEYSDOWN-ON-SEA | Along the promenade, seafront and arcades

Is it worth going to the Isle of Sheppey?

Swathes of green Nature Reserves as far as the eye can see on Elmley Marshes and The Swale. A rich tapestry of heritage from seafaring to Saxons and a range of experiences waiting to be uncovered. A chance of bagging a dinosaur (well a small one) by safely visiting the world renowned fossil beds.

Is it safe to swim on the Isle of Sheppey?

The Isle of Sheppey has three beautiful resort/bathing beaches which have been awarded Blue Flag and/or Seaside Awards for the 2023 season with good bathing water quality expected, at Sheerness Beach, Minster Leas Beach and Leysdown Beach.

Are dogs allowed Margate beach?

Margate Main Sands

Known for its golden sands and crystal-clear waters, it's a great spot to soak up some sun with your pooch. Although dogs are restricted from the beach between May 1st and September 30th, you can still enjoy the beach the rest of the year for some off-season fun.

Does Leysdown have arcades?

Head over to Leysdown on the Isle of Sheppey and you'll find three fantastic amusement arcades, Playtime Amusements, Cash Casino (18+) and Coin Castle, all offering fantastic entertainment for visiting families.

What is the water quality in Leysdown?

Sheppey beaches at Sheerness, Minster and Leysdown all rated 'excellent' for water quality. The Isle of Sheppey has scored a holiday hat-trick. The quality of its sea water at each of its three main bathing beaches has been rated "excellent" by the Environment Agency.

What time does the tide come in at Leysdown beach?

Today's high tide times at Leysdown Beach are 11:22 and 23:57. Tomorrow's high tide time is 12:08. (Data from 26 November 2023. Visit kent-tides.com for latest tide times).

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What fish can you catch at Leysdown?

Isle of Sheppey Offering Excellent Thornback Ray, Flounder and Eel Action. This week Leysdown, on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent, offers some excellent marks where you can catch a wide variety of fish. A mark known as The Green provides anglers with the opportunity to fish in comfort.

Is Isle of Sheppey nice?

"If feeling a million miles away from the city but if only having to travel around 50 is the aim, try Sheppey. Not cutesy, like nearby Whitstable, it has really unique island vibes with vast marshland and even vaster skies. A night or two in an Elmley cabin with floor-to-ceiling nature reserve views is a must-book."

Has Littlehampton got a sandy beach?

East Beach Littlehampton

It hosts a safe and sandy beach, trendy promenade and large picnic greens. This beach is widely regarded as the most family-friendly, safe +beach on the south coast in West Sussex; patrolled by lifeguards in summer months, this beach has regularly won awards from the UK and Europe.

Where is the glowing beach?

Some of the most famous bioluminescent beaches in the world include Mosquito Bay in Puerto Rico, Vaadhoo Island in the Maldives, and Gippsland Lakes in Australia.

Is there a funfair in Leysdown?

Leysdown Amusement Park can be found at the rear of Jimmy G's Amusements and is open every weekend from 1st April and every day during school holidays.

What was the old nightclub in Leysdown?

Leysdown venue Stage Three used to be a major attraction for lovers of jazz, funk and soul music in the late 70s and early 80s. Founded by Robert and Mark Wilson in 1979, it took influences for its lighting and sound from famous New York haunts like Studio 54 and Paradise Garage.

Can you go in the sea at Dymchurch?

The blue flag awarded beach stretches across from Dungeness to Hythe and its sands are a popular spot for kite surfers, swimmers, paddlers and, of course, sandcastle builders.

Why is Margate Beach closed?

Margate Beach still closed after 30 months for water quality issues.

What is the best beach in Margate for dogs?

Kingsgate Bay, Margate

Known for fantastic sea caves that are just waiting to be explored, towering white chalk cliffs, and overlooked by the impressive Kingsgate Castle, this is one of the most beautiful beaches in Kent for you to enjoy with your dog by your side.

Can dogs go on Broadstairs beach?

Broadstairs Beach, Margate

Dogs are welcome any time on beaches at Dumpton Gap and Kingsgate Bay in Broadstairs, and on certain others at specific times of the year or at set hours in the day. Check the web link below for full details.

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What animals are on the Isle of Sheppey?

These predominantly wetland habitats support an enormous range of birds and are famous for their large numbers of marsh harriers and short-eared owls, as well as wetland birds such as avocets, terns, grebes, cormorants, herons, and geese. Beyond the marshes, the sandy coastline is home to both grey and harbour seals.

What sea surrounds Isle of Sheppey?

The Isle of Sheppey, some nine miles long and half as wide, lies on the southern side of the Thames estuary and is separated from the north Kent coast by a narrow channel of the sea called the Swale.