Kilve Beach

Kilve Beach is a unique coastal location known for its rocky terrain and absence of sand. The beach is renowned for its abundance of fossils, making it a popular spot for enthusiasts. It offers stunning views and the opportunity for long, enjoyable walks along the coast. The beach is also characterized by its pebbles, adding to its distinct charm. Despite its natural allure, Kilve Beach is not recommended for paddling or swimming due to the currents. However, it is a great place to explore for the day, with accessible coastal paths that provide breathtaking views. Visitors are advised to check tide timings to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit. The beach is also known for its tranquility, often offering visitors the chance to have the beach to themselves, particularly during sunset. It is also a dog-friendly location, making it a great choice for pet owners. In terms of amenities, there is a café where visitors can enjoy afternoon tea. The beach is approximately a 15-minute walk from the car park. Visitors should be aware that parking charges apply, although dining at the café can offer free parking. The car park is located near a duck pond, from where visitors can head towards the coastal paths to reach the beach.