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Blue Flag Winner.
Fulfils the Enviromental Agency's Bathing Water Quality Standards.
Beach activities at Shanklin cater for all tastes with the town's amenities close by. The beach is well served by Longshoreman providing traditional and modern leisure pursuits.
Shanklin is a popular site for water sports of all kinds and you can be sure to either take part or just watch the local enthusiasts having safe fun.
Safety is important and Lifeguards are on patrol to watch over the shore and to help make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. Water Safety Zoning to ensure that bathers and recreational users are separated and a first aid point for all your minor injuries.
Emergency equipment such as Lifebelts are strategically located along the Esplanade in order to ensure safety at any time of the year. The Inshore Rescue is also close at hand and are always on call by the Coastguard.
During the summer season Shanklin beach is machine cleaned and litter picked on a daily basis and large amounts of seaweed are removed and taken to local farmers for use as compost.
Shanklin has not only been awarded a Quality Coast Award but since 2010 has been awarded a Blue Flag.
Like anywhere, Shanklin has its natural hazards so be sure to read the safety guidelines and have a good time. Information is provided at each area so check the tide timetables to ensure your own safety and where appropriate do not swim when the Red Flag is flying.
For further information on this resort please phone 01983 823368 someone is always available from Monday to Friday to help you with your enquiries.
Should you need to report a problem such as broken glass or damage to premises, the Isle of Wight Council provides an emergency service for these type of problems. The number to call out of hours is 01983 821105.
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