This hidden gem offers stunning views of white cliffs and beautiful chalk stacks.
When the tide is out it is great for finding fossils. Plenty of exposed sand to enjoy when the tide is in but due to its shape at high tide the ends of the beach are cut off.
Located above the bay is a hotel with restaurant and café on the beach
Dog ban in place from 1st May until 30th September, dogs not permitted between 10am to 6pm.
Car parking is limited with no free parking available in Kingsgate Avenue and Fitzroy Avenue, where 24hr patrols are in force. Permit Holders only. Parking is advised at Palm Bay Avenue, where there are over 200 free parking spaces, (CT9 3PP) for Palm Bay beach and a short cliff top walk to Botany Bay.
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