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Shoreham beach
brighton, England, United Kingdom
About Shoreham beach
Uncover the liberating charm of Shoreham Beach, a beloved spot in the vibrant town of Brighton, East Sussex. Known for its laid-back atmosphere, this nudist haven invites you to embrace the naturist lifestyle, where the sun kisses your skin without the barrier of clothes. Shoreham Beach is celebrated among enthusiasts of the clothing-optional community for its welcoming spirit and picturesque setting. While not officially designated as a nude beach, many sections of Shoreham are popular with those who prefer to experience the beach in its most natural state. The local nudist community, along…
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Rated 4.50 out of 5 from 2 member reviews.
Nice and more secluded than Brighton
4.00This beach is a fairly regular place I visit. Less these days as they have reduced the amount of parking. It's generally smaller shingle stones and so less painful to lie and walk on. At mid to low tide there is a sandy layer exposed so walking the length of the beach is easy. You get few gawpers here (I guess it's too much effort for them). The 'single' men generally congregate on the east end and then you get a fairly good mix of people over the rest. Generally quite clean but you do get a fair bit of beach-combing rubbish float in from the channel (I found about 20 bits of Lego a few years…
Pros: Smaller shingle, few gawpers, roomy if you like to be in your own space.
Cons: Parking VERY limited, can be windy as quite exposed, noisy lorries can be annoying.
2017-07-12
Shoreham Beach
5.00Its a great beach that just gets the odd dog walker. The port authorities own it and they turn a blind eye to nudists. I have been using it for years and I would certainly recomend it.
Pros: Secluded
Cons: Limited parking
2016-12-23





