Beachside Rambles

Walks, England, Kent, Folkestone and Hythe
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Beachside Rambles

Greatstone, Kent

by dave

  • 40 minutes / 1.2km
  • 9

A kid friendly beach stroll in Greatstone. Low tide there’s sandy beach for miles. Bring a picnic and a bucket and spade.

  • Water feature
  • Public toilets
  • Public transport
  • Parking
  • Child friendly

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Map preview for Beachside Rambles
  1. Step 1: There are regular buses that run along the parade and a car park at Greatstone with toilet facilities.

  2. Make your way past the toilets and towards the beach. There are beach dog-walking restrictions during the summer months.

    Step 2: Make your way past the toilets and towards the beach. There are beach dog-walking restrictions during the summer months.

  3. The dogs are allowed in the sand dunes throughout the year. Don’t forget to pick up the poop!

    Step 3: The dogs are allowed in the sand dunes throughout the year. Don’t forget to pick up the poop!

  4. At high tide you can easily paddle in the sea. It’s very sandy here and great for sandcastles.

    Step 4: At high tide you can easily paddle in the sea. It’s very sandy here and great for sandcastles.

  5. There are many wildflowers such as sea thrifts and red poppies found in the dunes during the summer months.

    Step 5: There are many wildflowers such as sea thrifts and red poppies found in the dunes during the summer months.

  6. Take a moment to notice the flora and fauna today.

    Step 6: Take a moment to notice the flora and fauna today.

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