π Traditional sandy resort in Somerset with a wide Esplanade, featuring a pier and jetty.
π Known for its extensive golden sands and the world's second highest tidal range.
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Family-friendly with trained Beach Wardens and RNLI Lifeguards
πΆββοΈ Enjoy flat walks along the seafront promenade and beach
ποΈ Explore nearby shops, cafes, and pubs
πͺ Great for beach games, kite flying, and bird watching
β οΈ Dangerous mud flats at low tide due to high tidal range; do not attempt to reach water
π« Jetty area not designated for bathing; strong currents make swimming unsafe except around high tide
π Cars not permitted on the beach itself
π‘ Check tide times before visiting for safe swimming and beach access.
π Beach Safety Wardens and Jetty Attendants on duty Easter to September.
πββοΈ RNLI Lifeguards patrol daily July 5th to September 7th, 10am - 6pm.
π ΏοΈ Ample parking along Esplanade and in nearby car parks.
π Banned all year between Jetty and Pavilion.
π« Banned May-September between Jetty and Yacht club, and Pavilion and Maddocks Slade.
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Allowed year-round north of Maddockβs Slade to Brean Down.
π» Free public toilets available near car parks and Tourist Information Centre.
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