Visit Dungeness Beach
Dungeness Beach on the tip of the Kent Coast, overlooked by the massive power station, is definitely one of the more unusual places on the coast to visit.
A National Nature Reserve and one of the largest shingle beaches in Europe, it is popular with nature lovers and those looking to soak up the unique atmosphere. The wide open beach offers great views, is a haven for wildlife and a great destination for a day out.
Did you Know? Dungeness has a thriving artists community. One of the most famous residents was film director and artist, Derek Jarman, who lived in Prospect Cottage and created the unusual black and yellow Atomic Garden.
Overlooking the beach is the Historic Grade 11 listed Old Lighthouse. Visitors can learn about the history and climb the staircase for panoramic views of the area.
Dungeness beach is on the Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway line, one of the areas popular tourist attractions. Take the train ride along the coast or charter your own train for a special occasion.
Visitors can stay in the Watchtower B&B or one of the stunning holiday cottages on the beach, including the fabulous Shingle House featured in Dezeen and Wallpaper Magazines.
Due to the strong currents, swimming and watersports are not safe at this beach.
Dungeness beach is dog friendly all year round, the expanse of shingle is great for a good run around.
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Getting To Dungeness
Beach Location
Dungeness Romney Marsh, Kent TN29 9NB
Parking
There is a carpark close to the beach
Nearest Train
Dungeness Station
Getting to Dungeness beach without a car is possible, by taking the bus from Ashford (11) or Dover (102) which stops at the Pilot Inn on the beach front.
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