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Hove

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  • Water temp(satellite):
  • 7.9°C
  • 2025-01-21

Brighton and Hove is a large resort situated on the Sussex coast of the English Channel. Hove beach is west of the disused West Pier. The gravel slopes steeply at first but levels off with more sand towards low water. Behind the beach there is the bustling promenade with many resort facilities.

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Beaches close to Hove

Hove Beach ⟼ 0.2 km away
Brighton Central ⟼ 1.5 km away
Brighton and Hove is a large resort situated on the Sussex coast of the English Channel. Brighton Central beach is west of Brighton Pier. The gravel slopes steeply at first but levels off with more sand towards low water. Behind the beach there is the bustling Brighton promenade with many resort facilities.
Brighton Central Beach ⟼ 1.6 km away
Hove West Beach ⟼ 1.9 km away
Brighton Kemptown Beach ⟼ 3.1 km away
Brighton Kemptown ⟼ 3.2 km away
Brighton is a large resort situated on the Sussex coast of the English Channel. Brighton Kemptown beach is east of Brighton Pier. The gravel and sand beach slopes steeply at first but levels off with more sand towards low water. Behind the beach there is the bustling Brighton promenade with many resort facilities.
Brighton Black Rock beach ⟼ 4.1 km away
Southwick Beach ⟼ 4.8 km away
Southwick ⟼ 4.9 km away
The bathing water is situated on the south coast in West Sussex, adjacent to Shoreham Harbour. The beach is on a thin peninsula of land with the harbour behind. The bathing water is predominantly a groyned, shingle beach but with some sand exposed at low water. The River Adur exits the harbour at the western end of the bathing water separated by a concrete breakwater.
Shoreham Kingston Beach ⟼ 5.6 km away
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