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Brightlingsea on the River Colne is rich in seafaring
history and has the distinction of being the only Cinque Port
outside Kent and Sussex. The town is a haven for yachting and hosts
international sailing events annually.
 
Its sandy beach runs along Western Promenade next to Batemans
Tower, a historic local landmark. A parade of beach huts line an
attractive and enjoyable waterside walk where you can join the
nature trail along the site of an old railway line to Alresford
Creek. A range of sports and leisure activities are available along
the promenade and sailing barges offer pleasure trips to
visitors.
Access by road via the B1027 and B1029
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Beach Facilities:- |
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| Sandy |
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First aid |
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| Shingle |
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lost
child centre |
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Cafe/restaurants |
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Promenade |
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| Beach huts |
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Dog restricted area |
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| Toilets |
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pay car park |
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| Disabled visitors'
facilities |
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Street parking |
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| Disabled access to
beach |
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Disabled visitors parking
spaces |
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| Slipway |
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Windsurfing, surfing, canoeing,
sailing, jet ski-ing |
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| Page Last Updated |
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2008 | |
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