Hive Beach, United Kingdom - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Hive Beach is a beautiful and clean beach known for its breathtaking sea views and cliff faces. The beach stretches for miles in both directions, offering visitors the opportunity to enjoy long walks along the sea or on top of the cliffs. The beach is also a popular spot for fossil hunting.

The sand at Hive Beach is mostly made up of very fine crushed pebbles. While these may not be suitable for making sand castles, they provide plenty of room for other activities such as flying a kite or playing with a ball. The waters at Hive Beach are calm and clear, making it a great spot for swimming.

Hive Beach is a dog-friendly beach, making it a great place to visit for dog owners. There are also several amenities available at Hive Beach. There is a large car park nearby, which is free for National Trust members. There are also cafes and toilet facilities available for visitors.

Hive Beach is more accessible than nearby West Bay, making it a popular choice for visitors. However, visitors planning to spend the day at the beach are advised to bring their own entertainment as there are not a lot of activities available at the beach.

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What to do at Hive Beach?

Amenities

Hive Beach amenities include parking and toilet.

Restaurants

Best restaurants near Hive Beach include Hive Beach Cafe Burton Bradstock, The Seaside Boarding House, The Three Horseshoes and The Anchor Inn.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the beauty and cleanliness of the beach, with its breathtaking sea views and cliff faces. The beach is appreciated for its long walks, fossil hunting opportunities, and dog-friendly environment. However, some visitors complain about the lack of activities and the composition of the sand, which is not suitable for making sand castles.