Visit Rottingdean Beach
Rottingdean Beach is a pebble beach near Brighton on the East Sussex coast. It is a peaceful and picturesque spot, and a perfect escape from the bustling crowds and backed by imposing cliffs.
The beach is pebbly with some sandy areas that emerge at low tide, along with small rock pools that kids love to explore.
It is safe to swim at Rottingdean Beach, and there are lifeguards on duty during the summer months. There is even a basketball court on the beach by the carpark.
This beach is on the Undercliff Walk which runs from Rottingdean towards Brighton Marina. Walk or cycle along here and explore the coastline.
Rottingdean Beach is not dog-friendly all year round. Dogs are allowed on the beach only from October to April. During the peak season, there are restrictions, from May 1st to September 30th.
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Getting To Rottingdean Beach
Beach Location
Rottingdean Undercliff, Brighton BN2 7AZ
Parking
Marine Cliffs Car Park, Rottingdean, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 7HQ
Nearest Train
Brighton Station
Getting There
Map of Rottingdean Beach
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What’s On along the Coast
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