Chilton Chine

Water temp(satellite):
9.1°C
2025-04-01

Located near Isle of Wight Pearl, visitors can enjoy a peaceful stroll down to the beach with the added benefit of free parking available from 2020. Though the descent to the beach involves a slight climb over rocks, the end result is worth it. Combining both sand and stones, the beach offers a unique perspective of crumbly cliffs and a serene atmosphere mainly frequented by dog walkers. It's important to note that there are no facilities available, but the beach remains ideal for those wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of crowded tourist spots.

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Beaches close to Chilton Chine

Brighstone Beach ⟼ 1.3 km away

The beach can be challenging to find suitable parking; however, it is an easily accessible strolling distance away. The shoreline boasts a rocky surface with no provisions, adjacent to a vacation resort. A suitable place to express frustration and sadness by hurling stones into the sea following a breakup. Please be mindful not to hit swimmers.

Brook Chine ⟼ 2.7 km away

This stunning beach boasts natural cliffs, and if rumors are to be believed, even dinosaur remains. One can relish in the tranquility and escape from the bustle of everyday life. On windy days, the waves are perfect for surfing. However, it is important to note that the beach can be crowded with kite surfers, making swimming unsafe. The National Trust provides parking facilities, yet it's worth mentioning that there are no toilets- visitors should use Hanover Point instead. Moreover, dogs are more than welcome on this beach all year round.

Compton Bay ⟼ 3.7 km away

Hanover Point / Compton Bay is a rural beach on the south west coast of the Isle of Wight. From the foot of the cliffs the beach shelves gently and consists mostly of sand. At high tide the sea covers most of the beach. The beach is popular for surf sports. The beach is a perfect destination for those who are fond of surfing, catching stunning sunsets, and being enthralled by the natural cliff backdrop. A well-maintained facility such as a toilet and an ice cream van can be usually found in the car park area. It is noteworthy that visitors are requested to avoid bringing their dogs from May to September and instead, utilize the nearby Brook Chine. Compton Bay beach is approximately 5 kilometers east of Freshwater.

Freshwater Bay Smuggler's Beach ⟼ 6.7 km away

This beach is a small, yet charming enclave that unveils itself during low tide and hosts several caves for exploration. Access is possible via kayak or by carefully walking across the rocks at Freshwater Bay during very low tides. However, it is important to note the high risk of dangerous scenarios such as drowning, slipping on rocks, getting trapped by the tide, or even simply scraping a knee. For these reasons, it is advisable to seek the counsel of a knowledgeable local who understands the tides. It is imperative to heed this warning - attempting to walk around solo is ill-advised due to the inherent hazards.

Freshwater Bay ⟼ 7 km away

On one side of this coastal area, there is a stony beach while the other side boasts a sandier patch that emerges during low tide. Adjacent to it, is a convenient car park. This spot is ideal for watersports enthusiasts who enjoy big waves, but caution is advised as there are a few rocks in the vicinity.

Whale Chine ⟼ 7.3 km away

Although the beach has become somewhat inaccessible from the top due to erosion, it can still be reached by walking along from nearby beaches. Once you arrive, you will be awestruck by the stunning high cliffs that offer magnificent views into the vast expanse of the ocean. This secluded beach is a haven for those seeking solitude, and it is rare to encounter other individuals in the area. As a result, it is the perfect destination for both hermits and angsty teenagers looking for a peaceful and undisturbed escape.

Watcombe Bay ⟼ 7.4 km away

Watcombe Bay is a secluded beach that can only be reached through boat or kayak, or by abseiling down from the surrounding cliffs. Its rocky terrain makes it unsuitable for those with pushchairs. Despite its lack of amenities, visitors can explore various caves and watch resident birds that may leave a surprise on their heads. It is important to note that due to changes in tides, people have been stranded at Watcombe Bay. Therefore, it is recommended to visit with a local expert who is familiar with the area and can provide guidance on navigating its waters.

Newtown Creek ⟼ 9.1 km away

Although it is listed as a beach, this location may not fully qualify as such. Instead, it is a popular spot for yacht owners to dock and enjoy the surrounding area. Visitors seeking a more tranquil experience may want to explore the peaceful surroundings of Hamstead by foot, which is just a short walk away.

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