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A stony beach which requires a certain amount of agility and fitness to get on to.
This beach is seen as a good place for fossil hunting.
Things to Know
Getting There:
Directions: Becton Bunny Directions: Beckton Bunny can be found at the eastern end of Barton on Sea. From the A337, drive to Barton on Sea. You will find three car parks at the East end, along the sea front. Two options. First: Along the seafront at Barton on Sea, you will see a cafe and just past this is a large car park. Park here and walk down the slipway to the beach. There is a long walk from this point. You will pass rocks placed as a sea defence. Continue until the footpath takes you round the point and onto the beach. Second: To avoid this long walk, which is not suitable for the young/very old, drive to the very end of the sea front (Marine Drive) and park at the small car park. Then walk across the path to the east. Continue through the woodland, passing the golf course and down to the beach through Beckton Bunny. You will need to climb down to get access to the beach.
Taddiford Gap Directions: Taddiford Gap car park, which can be found on the B3058 just west of Downton Lane: From the A337 Lymington to New Milton road, turn south by The Royal Oak into Downton Lane, take the right fork at the very end of Downton Lane onto the B3058 heading west, a short distance along this road turn left into Taddiford Gap carpark. The path to the cliffs is to the left as you enter the carpark, follow this path to the end then make your way down the cliff face, turn right, heading west, on Taddiford Beach.Address: Taddiford Gap Amenity Car Park, Barton on Sea, Lymington, UK
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