We visited on a cold, windy day when it was pouring with rain. Pros: Great beach for hunting for fossils & interesting shells. Shipwreck! Interesting geology - stripy cliffs. Dog-friendly. Advice: Keep your dogs away from the abundance of whelk egg cases which some dogs like to eat! May make dogs sick.

Busy beach. Windy on our visits. Lots of Kite surfers. Bathing good at high tide, hard work once the tide reaches the flat sand. Some pools to play in for a while. Parking at Le Strange car park has good toilets and leads down to an excellent cafe and the RNLI inshore life boat station. Not cheap to park, but close to amenities and short wall to the beach.

Great beach. RNLI station here so we aren’t worried of going into the sea, but we keep an eye out for jellyfish as there can be a lot of them if you go knee deep or deeper. The beach is really clean, lots of friendly people. This is the perfect place to fly kites if you choose to. There isn’t anything bad I could say about this beach, except the fact that really dumb and stupid people think they can litter. Thank god for the kind litter pickers that volunteer their time to clean up after the selfish people. But be aware; in the women’s toilets, my 8-year old son got trapped in the toilets because the lock was so old and hadn’t been oiled for a while. So if your child wants the toilet go with them and stand outside the door so no one gets in and your child doesn’t have to lock the door. This has always and will be our go to beach whenever we go to Deepdale Backpackers and Camping, which is also a nice campsite. Don’t think twice if you want to go here for a day out. We go here in the morning at around 10:00 am and go back to the campsite at about 5:00 pm. Or we just go when everyone else is going.

Really nice beach with cool cliffs. I did not have an issue with the dogs there and I did not see any poop bags left around. There is a cool shipwreck down the beach about 10 minutes walk that is worth checking out during low tide.