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Bembridge Beach
Bembridge hosts several quiet beaches of pebble and sand, suitable for swimming except unsafe in harbour - use the beach adjacent to the east. Cafe, toilets, car parks near harbour, Lane End (by Lifebaot Station) and Forelands.
- Colwell Bay
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This small and sandy beach is tucked away on the quiter west coast of the Island with panoramic views of the Solent.
- Compton Bay
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Compton Bay is a sandy beach located beside the coast road between Freshwater Bay and Brook.
- Cowes & Gurnard Beaches
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Gurnard is a small pleasant resort to the west of Cowes.
- Freshwater Bay
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Freshwater Bay is a small sand and shingle bay adjacent to bus route, car park, coastal walks, nature trail, golf course, refreshments and toilet.
- Ryde Beach
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Ryde Beach is situated to the north of Ryde Town Centre and is accessible by either foot, car, public transport or our delightful Dotto Train.
- Sandown Beach
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Sandown is the best place to have fun beside the sea safely.
- Shanklin Beach
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Shanklin beach forms part of Sandown Bay which is famous for its Sandy beach and safe bathing areas.
- St Helens Beach
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St Helens Beach can be accessed by either foot or car.
- Totland Bay
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Totland Bay is stuated on the West side of the Island where families enjoy the delightful beach. Under the Seaside award criteria.
- Ventnor Beach
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Ventnor is a sun trap bay sheltered by high cliffs on which the terraced town is built.
- Yaverland Beach
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Yaverland is easily accessible by car or foot. Ample parking and only 1.5k from Sandown Town Centre.
- Bembridge
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Bembridge hosts several quiet beaches of pebble and sand, suitable for swimming except unsafe in harbour - use the beach adjacent to the east.