Bell Wharf Beach

Bell Wharf Beach is a quaint seaside destination located in a fisherman village. The beach is known for its impressive tide activity, where the water can be seen 2 miles in the horizon and a few hours later, there can be 5.5 meters of deep water just in front of the beach. Despite its small size, the beach is well-equipped with amenities such as toilets located nearby and a variety of shops offering ice creams and chips. The beach is also surrounded by a number of pubs and is known for its fresh seafood. For younger visitors, there is a small sea pool for children to enjoy. However, visitors should be aware that dogs are not allowed on the beach during the summer. Access to the beach is through a narrow street, which may not be suitable for larger vehicles. Parking is limited, with the main car park only able to accommodate about 12 cars. There are also several small car parks located nearby. Despite the limited parking, the beach is well-connected with good transportation links. The beach is often busy during the summer months, so visitors are advised to arrive early to secure a parking spot. The village itself is walkable and offers a variety of high-quality restaurants. However, visitors should note that parking charges apply.