With panoramic views across The Solent, safe swimming and great watersports, a day on the beach at Lee-on-the-Solent or Stokes Bay will delight all ages.
Lee-on the-Solent seafront has a children’s play area, a skate park, seafront cafes and restaurants and plenty of places to get an ice cream!
Next door, Stokes Bay seafront was voted one of the 10 best places for a picnic in the UK, plus there is an adventure golf course, children’s splash park, and plenty of open spaces that are excellent for kite flying.
The nearest Tourist Information Centre can be found in neighbouring Gosport:
Gosport Tourist Information Centre
Bus Station Complex
South Street
Gosport
PO12 1EP
Telephone Number: 023 9252 2944
Email tourism@gosport.co.uk
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