Covehithe Beach

Covehithe Beach is a serene and secluded beach, known for its beautiful natural surroundings. The beach is not entirely sandy, as there are some stones present both in the water and before the water. It is a peaceful area, ideal for walks and sitting, and dogs are welcome all year round. The beach is easily accessible via a footpath opposite a church. The path to the beach is about a mile long and passes through a couple of fields and across the top of the beach. The path does narrow towards the end, but there are decent passing places. There are no facilities at the beach, and it is important to note that it is unsupervised, with strong waters. Parking is available on the street, along the road that leads to the ruin of St Andrews church. The parking area is a short walk from where the path to the beach begins.