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The Naze Beach in Walton-on-the-Naze is a stunning stretch of coastline on the northeastern tip of Essex. Renowned for its expansive sandy shore, dramatic cliffs, and rich geological history, this beach offers a unique and captivating seaside experience. The Naze Tower, a historic maritime landmark, overlooks the beach, adding a sense of heritage to the natural beauty of the area. Visitors can explore the fossil-rich cliffs, enjoy leisurely walks along the shoreline, or simply relax while taking in the panoramic views of the North Sea. Ideal for nature enthusiasts, families, and anyone looking to experience the charm of the English coast, The Naze Beach is a must-visit destination in Walton-on-the-Naze.
To help plan your journey the postcode for the Naze beach is CO14 8HH.
The local train station is located a 1 hour 5 minute walk from the Naze.
The main bus stop is located on Old Hall Lane. The post code for this is CO14 8LE.
There are several taxi firms operating in the area should you need them.
The local car park is Naze Car Park, Walton on the Naze.
There are 3 coach car parking spaces located here. Coach by appointment only.
Blue Badge holders may park for 3 hours free of charge providing clock is set to arrival time and badge is displayed with expiry date and wheelchair symbol facing outwards.
Access to the Walton-on-the-Naze beach is by the Naze tower café. Once you have made your way on to the lower promenade, follow the sea defences towards Harwich and gain access via the steps.
The Naze is located just North of Walton on the Naze in North East Essex. Access by mainline railway connection from
London and Ipswich. Bus service from Frinton on Sea and Clacton on Sea. Access via road from the South from
London and Colchester via A12, A120, A133 and B1034.
The Naze beach sits below the Naze cliffs. Above this the Naze Tower, a historical landmark, can be found alongside the Naze Nature Reserve.
Vehicular access is not available on the promenade but can be accessed via the steps down from the Naze car park. There is a slope located off sunny point which also allows access to this section of promenade.
The beach is access via Crags Walk, a path that was installed to act as a sea defence to help protect against cliff erosion.
Beach goers should take in to account the tides whilst on the beach. For those that walk too far after the change of tide (low-high) could find themselves cut off from their way back to the promenade. In an emergency, call 999 and ask for the coastguard.
There are public toilets available by the Essex Wildlife Trust Naze Nature Discovery Centre. These are managed by the Essex Wildlife Trust.
There is a café located at the top of the Naze cliff by the Naze Tower and the car park.
Dogs are not allowed on the beach from May to September with the exception of Guide Dogs.
The nearest General Hospital with an A&E unit is located at Clacton-On-Sea. The address is Clacton & District Hospital, Tower Road, Clacton-on-Sea CO15 1LH.
For further information on public toilets, car parks, beach toy libraries and dog banned beach locations please download the Love Tendring app. This information can be found in the interactive map section.
To download, please use the following links:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tendringdc.LoveTendring
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/love-tendring/id1571283893
For any other information please visit the link below: Seafronts (tendringdc.gov.uk)
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Contact Information
Address: Town Hall, Station Road, Clacton-on-Sea CO15 1SE
Telephone: 01255 686702 or01255 222022 (out of hours).
Website: https://www.tendringdc.gov.uk/
