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Seaton Carew Central Beach is part of an extensive sandy beach fronting the southern end of the town of Seaton Carew, a small resort on Tees Bay to the south of Hartlepool. The beach is a tract of gently sloping golden sand ideal for bathing and recreation, with rocky areas and rock pools that are perfect for exploring the local wildlife.
The beach provides a good stretch of sand, popular with bathers and families during the summer season, and with walkers and those seeking a bracing sea air experience in the winter months. The beach is also a great location for golfers, with Seaton Carew Golf Links situated just behind the beach. Visitors will find a range of amenities, including arcades, restaurants, and places to park, as well as popular chip shops and ice-cream parlours in Seaton Carew itself.
Seaton Carew became a fashionable holiday resort in the 18th and 19th centuries, attracting visitors from a range of backgrounds. Today, the beach offers views of the surrounding industrial heritage, with distant chimneys and cranes adding a touch of drama to the sea views. The area is also home to the Seaton Common and Dunes Local Nature Reserve and Teesmouth National Nature Reserve, providing opportunities for nature exploration.
The beach is a popular spot for windsurfers and kitesurfers, and golfers can play at the Seaton Carew Golf Club, which backs the southern side of the beach. Visitors can also stay on the seafront at hotels such as the Marine Hotel or Norton Hotel, which directly overlook the beach. A promenade runs adjacent to the beach, dating back to 1905, and provides a pleasant walking route for those who prefer not to walk on the sand.
The area is home to a range of wildlife, including seals, which can sometimes be spotted basking just offshore. The nearby Hartlepool Submerged Forest is an underwater peat area containing the remains of tree-trunks that are over 5,000 years old.
Sand
| Today |  |
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| Chance of rain | 84% |
| Max temperature | 16°C |
| feels like | 16°C |
| Wind 20mph |  |
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| Chance of rain | 30% |
| Min temperature | 11°C |
| feels like | 11°C |
| Wind 17mph |  |
The tide at Seaton Carew Central Beach is currently falling. Low tide will be at approximately 1:01 PM, and the next high tide will be at approximately 7:14 PM.
Today's air pollution levels are forecast to be Low
Food available
Toilets
Shops
Litter bins
Slipway
There is free parking by the beach with disabled spaces.
Dogs not allowed on certain areas May 1st to September 30th.
Beach cleaned daily.
Daily - July & August 10am-6pm
Weekends - During June
Excellent water quality
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National Museum of the Royal Navy Hartlepool (2.3 miles)
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Museum of Hartlepool (2.4 miles)
Summerhill Country Park and Outdoor Activities Centre (2.6 miles)
Heugh Battery Museum (2.6 miles)
RSPB Saltholme (4.2 miles)
The Regent Cinema (5.2 miles)
Billingham Forum (5.5 miles)
All distances are approximate
just over a mile north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 2 miles by road or just over a mile on foot using coastal paths.
just over a mile south-southeast as the seagull flies, around 2 miles by road or just over a mile on foot using coastal paths.
around 3 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 5 miles by road.
around 5 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 7 miles by road.
around 5 miles east-southeast as the seagull flies, around 19 miles by road.
around 5 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 7 miles by road.
around 6 miles east-southeast as the seagull flies, around 20 miles by road.
around 6 miles east-southeast as the seagull flies, around 20 miles by road.
around 7 miles east-southeast as the seagull flies, around 20 miles by road.
around 7 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 8 miles by road.
around 8 miles east-southeast as the seagull flies, around 22 miles by road.
around 8 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 9 miles by road.
around 9 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 11 miles by road.
around 10 miles east-southeast as the seagull flies, around 24 miles by road.
around 10 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 12 miles by road.
around 13 miles east-southeast as the seagull flies, around 28 miles by road.
around 14 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 20 miles by road.
around 14 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 20 miles by road.
around 14 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 20 miles by road.
around 15 miles north-northwest as the seagull flies, around 22 miles by road or 18 miles on foot using coastal paths.
Location: Seaton Carew, Hartlepool
Location type: Urban
OS Grid: NZ527295
Coordinates: 54°39'30"N 1°11'1"W
Mapcode: GBR NG5K.JW
What 3 Words: fruit.heap.pads
Coordinates and location codes are for an approximate mid-point of the beach, and may not reflect the best access point or the most popular part of the beach.
Country: England
Local Authority: Hartlepool
Nearest postcode: TS25 1DJ
(for sat-nav purposes only, a beach does not have a postal address!)
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