SOUTHSEA BEACH

Southsea Beach, a beautiful seashore made of flinty shingles and small stretches of sand, extends from Old Portsmouth to Eastney. It is one of the tourist places to visit in Portsmouth that will give travellers an insight about the city and its people. The beach has a promenade with a recreational area in the back and a canoe lake.

Southsea Beach is a popular destination in Portsmouth that flaunts pristine blue waters and stony seashore flanked by gravels and pebbles. Named after the 16th century Southsea Castle, the beach has now become a lively seaside resort that lures plenty of tourists. The beach slopes quite rapidly into the sea and hence can be deep for novel swimmers. It is backed by a boulevard and the Canoe Lake that gets its waters from the sea.

Visitors can enjoy various entertaining activities like riding on swan boats, fishing and having fun at the playground at the lake. Southsea is also the home to many sightseeing places to see in Portsmouth like D-Day Museum, Natural History Museum and Blue Reef Aquarium. Southsea beach has plenty of cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy delicious treats as well as a fine dining experience. For a more exciting time, you can go to the arcade game zone and bowling alley at the Southsea Pier.

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Highlights

• Enjoy a quick dip in the waters of Southsea Beach or bask in the sun as you watch the boats rowing in front of you.
• Indulge in exciting water activities like paddleboarding and you can rent paddle boards from Island Feather outside the beach cafe.
• Try skateboarding and roller skating on the promenade of the beach or go cycling on the well-built beach road.
• Visit the Canoe Lake Beach where you can ride on swan boats, catch crabs and play in the playground.
• Relish delicious treats from the Southsea Beach Cafe and enjoy an alfresco dining at the Coffee Cup.