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Beltinge Bay, Herne Bay: Hidden Clifftop Beach with Fossils
Beltinge Bay is a hidden coastal escape east of Herne Bay, known for fossil hunting and cliffside views. Great for quiet walks, photography and exploring Kent’s natural beauty.
Beltinge Bay is the perfect place for anyone who wants to avoid crowds because it is far quieter than the nearby, Herne Bay Central Beach. The beach is bordered by grassy cliffs that provide breathtaking sweeping views of the Thames Estuary and the shoreline. Long hikes along the cliffs are enjoyable, especially at low tide when the beach is more exposed.
Attractions
A short journey will take you to The Reculver Towers and Roman Fort which has a fascinating history. The Seaside Museum Herne Bay hosts events and exhibitions throughout the year. A leisurely stroll in The Downs will uncover spectacular views complete with picnic areas. Not too far is the expansive woodlands of Wildwood Trust where there are over 200 hundred species of animals. Whitstable Sailing Club participate in water sports during the year.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Beltinge Bay a sandy beach?
No, it is not sandy. It features shingle which include rocks and pebbles.
Are dogs allowed on Beltinge Bay?
There are no known dog restrictions at this beach.
What are the tide times for Herne Bay?
What are other beaches in Herne Bay?
Herne Bay Central Beach, Hampton Beach, Reculver Bay Beach, Studd Hill
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