St. Leonards On Sea Beach — Attraction in Hastings

From the pier on the left, it stretches down to Bulverhythe to the right, a good mile or more, stony beach, with sand exposed at low tide, I guess the main feature is the promenade, with lower and upper levels. At the pier end the lower level is called Bottle Alley, constructed in the 1930s, it has lost its beauty, and is considerably run down. The lower prom continues at the end of the alley, in the fresh air, along to the Azur Restaurant, this area is far nicer! The Goat Ledge cafe is worth a visit. The upper prom is used by cyclists as well as pedestrians, not advisable to stray into the cycle lane. Enjoy a good walk...

Pebbles, with sand and low rock outcrops with play pools, at very low tide. It faces due South, full Sun, on sunny days. Hastings pier to your left distant; Eastbourne, barely visible on your right. It’s carefully maintained by the Hastings Council. Goats Ledge is a rocky outcrop hidden below the sea..save for low tide.. and it’s given its name to the colourful deservingly popular Goats Ledge cafe with its promenade tables, beach huts, with heating and a table for 6 and some tables over the pebbles..to enjoy their delicious dishes, coffee, beer, etc. Certainly...

Lovely beach that's is often quiet with space. It's mostly stones with shallow sand flats exposed at low water. There is a rocky ledge in the east of the bathing water, which is exposed at low water. Above the beach is the urban backdrop of St. Leonards. It has 5 stars on many beach quality reports and the water is safe gif swimming. There is a life guard hut on the beach by Hastings pier. There are several car parks situated adjacent to the beach. Dogs not allowed on certain areas there are beach signs with more...