Meon Beach

★4.7(8 reviews)

RPFV+4Q, Titchfield, Fareham PO14 4HW

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Meon Beach is a tranquil and picturesque beach located in the village of Meonstoke, near Fareham, Hampshire, England. The beach is surrounded by rolling hills and woodland, creating a secluded and peaceful atmosphere. The shore is lined with pebbles and shingle, with clear waters that are perfect for swimming and kayaking. The beach is also a popular spot for fossil hunting, with many ancient fossils hidden among the rocks. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks along the coastal path, take in the stunning views of the Solent Strait, and relax in the serene surroundings.

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a year ago

Meon Shore is a lengthy stretch of shingle beach running along the Solent. It sits on the other side of Hill Head harbour which straddles the river Meon. Behind the harbour is the Tichfield Haven Nature Reserve, an area of coastal wetland that is home to a great diversity of species.

a year ago

Nice pebble beach with nice scenery of isle of wright in the background

2 years ago

Nice spot to park up and enjoy the sunshine and sunset

a year ago

Great for sunset's

a year ago

Easy to get to. Never had a problem parking (except having to pay) beach pretty clean and has access to public toilets.

2 years ago

A great walk with super views across the solent from the cliff.

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