About This Place

Located near Bembridge, Seagrove Bay is on the northeast coast of the Isle of Wight. Facing eastwards into the English Channel it is fairly sheltered from both the wind and waves. --> Although the beach is pebbly near the shore, at low tide it has plenty of sand which is gently sloping and is ideal for watersports, sandcastles, sunbathing and beach activities. The bay stretches for about 1km (0.6 mile) from Nettlestone Point to Horestone Point and there’s a wooden boardwalk providing access to the seawall. Seagrove Bay has a Blue Flag award - a guarantee of great water quality and plenty of family-friendly facilities. Perhaps the only negative point about Seagrove is that at high tide, there beach all but disappears as the water comes up to the seawall marking the high water mark. It’s advisable to check the tide times before visiting. There’s a small car park nearby and a lane leading down to the beach which has a slipway for boats. You can also park at Seaview and walk around the coast to reach Seagrove Bay. Facilities include toilets. Seagrove is home to a couple of fairly exclusive hotels and it is not unknown to spot the occasional celebrity here.

💡 Our Take

Seagrove Beach, nestled on the Isle of Wight, is a paradise for dogs year-round with its wide stretches of soft, golden sand perfect for playful paws. DogParkUK loves how this beach remains accessible without seasonal restrictions, making it ideal for both spontaneous visits and planned getaways. There's ample parking nearby, and the calm, shallow waters ensure safe splashing for adventurous pups. However, be cautious of occasional tides. It's perfect for larger dogs needing space or puppies exploring sand for the first time. Families seeking a serene coastal day, with facilities just a short stroll away, will find it especially rewarding.