Westgate St Mildreds Bay

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2025-01-21

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Beaches close to Westgate St Mildreds Bay

St Mildred's Bay, Westgate ⟼ 0.1 km away

The bathing water is a resort beach on the north Kent coast near to Margate. It is a gently shelving sandy beach with a promenade above the entire length and a tidal pool to the west. There are extensive underwater rock formations just offshore to the east and west which are exposed at low water.

West Bay, Westgate ⟼ 0.7 km away

The bathing water is situated on the north Kent coast adjacent to the town of Westgate-on-Sea. It is a gently shelving sandy beach which is totally tidal. A promenade sits above the beach. There are extensive rock formations just offshore to the east and west which are exposed at low water.

Westgate West Bay ⟼ 0.8 km away

Margate Westbrook Bay ⟼ 1.5 km away

Westbrook Bay, Margate ⟼ 1.5 km away

The bathing water is a resort beach on the north Kent coast close to Margate town centre. It is a gently shelving sandy beach with a promenade along the length. There are extensive underwater rock formations just offshore to the east and west which are exposed at low water.

Margate The Bay ⟼ 2.4 km away

The bathing water is a resort beach on the north Kent coast adjacent to Margate town centre. It is a gently shelving sandy beach with a harbour wall at the eastern end and a rock formation that is exposed at low water at the western end. A promenade sits above the beach and there is a saltwater pool on the beach below the high water mark.

Margate Fulsam Rock ⟼ 3.2 km away

The bathing water is a resort beach on the north Kent coast close to Margate town centre. It is a gently shelving sandy beach with a harbour wall at the western end and a lido at the eastern end. There are extensive underwater rock formations just offshore along the length of the beach which are exposed at low water. A promenade sits above the beach with public gardens behind.

Minnis Bay ⟼ 4 km away

Minnis Bay, Birchington ⟼ 4.1 km away

The bathing water is situated on the north Kent coast adjacent to the village of Birchington. It is a gently shelving sandy beach with some rocks and shingle exposed at low water. A promenade sits above the beach with grassed areas behind and a tidal pool at the eastern end. The sea reaches the promenade on most high tides.

Walpole Bay, Margate ⟼ 4.1 km away

The bathing water is a resort beach on the north Kent coast near to Margate. It is a gently shelving sandy beach with a lido at the western end and tidal pool at the eastern end. There are extensive underwater rock formations just offshore along the length of the beach which are exposed at low water. These formations are part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest and are great for rock pooling. A promenade sits above the beach with small cliffs behind.