Calshot

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2025-03-31

Calshot beach is part of a shingle spit on the Hampshire coast which extends westward into the southern end of Southampton Water. The beach in mostly shingle with some sand. It is backed by beach huts and offers views over the Solent to Isle of Wight. There are some short wooden groynes at the top of the beach which then slopes down to a shingle and sand shelf which extends out for some distance on low tides, and affords plenty of shallow water at mid tides. The beach is popular with water sports enthusiasts.

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Beaches close to Calshot

Calshot Beach ⟼ 0.2 km away

Calshot Beach is 800 meters east of Calshot in the county of Hampshire.

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Lepe Beach ⟼ 3.8 km away

Lepe ⟼ 3.8 km away

Lepe beach, part of Lepe Country Park, is on the Hampshire coast with views over the Solent to the Isle of Wight. The beach is a mixture of sand and shingle, sloping down to a sandy area that extends out for some distance at low tide.

Cowes ⟼ 4.6 km away

To the west of the town, Cowes beach is mostly gravel and slopes into deep water with strong currents. At high tide there can be little beach left. Along the Esplanade there are shops, refreshments and public toilets. Egypt Point is particularly favoured by anglers. Cowes Beach is located 700 meters west of Cowes in the county of Isle of Wight. The beach offers parking, provided it is not overrun by visitors. Although suitable for a brief swim, one ought to be cautious of the cruise ships that occasionally pass by. Further, the area boasts a delightful stroll from Cowes to Gurnard, featuring a multitude of fascinating properties along the Parade. It is important to note that dogs are prohibited from the beach during the summer months (May to September).

Gurnard ⟼ 5.4 km away

Gurnard is a small resort situated on the Isle of Wight, west of Cowes, facing across the Solent to the New Forest shore. The gravel beach slopes gently into deep water where the currents can be strong. There are various facilities along the esplanade. The Gurnard Luck river flows to the sea just to the west of the beach and there are two storm outfalls. The beach boasts beautiful, picturesque beach huts, and is situated near a chic cafe and pub. While limited parking spaces are available, this petite location is suitable for a refreshing dip. It is a breathtaking place to witness stunning sunsets and to soak up picturesque views of the mainland. Despite its charm, the beach is not vast, even during low tide, and caution should be exercised when swimming beyond a certain point.

Cowes East Beach ⟼ 5.5 km away

The beach in question appears to be quite unkempt, situated near a bustling shipping region. The prospect of swimming here may not be overly appealing. However, adjacent to the shoreline is a large park on the Esplanade. The park boasts several amenities including a paddling pool, restrooms, and a café for visitors. For those driving to the location, it may be possible to find some free on-street parking. One area of concern is the potential for unpleasant odors when the wind is blowing towards the beach. Additionally, it is important to note that dogs are prohibited from May to September.

Gurnard's Hidden Beach ⟼ 5.6 km away

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Hillhead Beach ⟼ 6 km away

Hillhead Beach is approximately 6 kilometers south of Fareham.

Hillhead ⟼ 6.5 km away

The bathing water is a gently shelving beach which faces south-west, across the end of Southampton Water and the Solent and is sheltered from the wind by the Isle of Wight. The beach is predominantly shingle at high tide with large expanses of muddy sand and shells exposed at low water interspersed with wide lagoons. At the western end of the beach, the River Meon enters the sea at the Titchfield Haven Nature Reserve.