Minster Leas

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6.6°C
2025-03-05

Minster Leas Beach is a popular pebble beach with limited opportunities for sandcastle building. It offers a lovely long walk along the front with cliffs at one end. There are ample parking options along the road and in a car park. The beach is a great place for dog walks and has two seafront pubs. Visitors should be cautious when walking towards Warden Point due to tide times and mud. There is a clean cafe on the front, but toilet facilities are a bit far. Parking can be an issue during good weather. Walking towards Warden Point may offer the chance to find fossils, particularly sharks' teeth.

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