Sutton-on-Sea Beach

Beautiful, long sandy beach ⛱... Great for long walks, easy going cycling in either direction... the difference between the low tide and high tide is amazing. It's hard to imagine, worth seeing or picnicing to observe.

Great beach but not like it was in the 90s. More of a dunes beach now with the parade covered in sand. Be good for the council to make it a lot clear.

Lovely little town with a gorgeous beech. Some nice cafes, a paddling pool, and a few antique shops.

Surprisingly saw a lovely Seal laid under Sunbath, kindly remind don’t bother or disturb their way of resting. This is our first time to see a wild Seal on the beach, they are absolutely adorable.

Good beach for families in summer and dog walkers in winter prom goes to mablethorpe 1 way and huttoft carpark other cycle both ways but sand can be a problem when wind is blowing off beach council slow to shift it especially in winter months

Whilst very wet and windy, we had a great walk with our dogs on the unspoilt beach. Went to The Bacchus for a drink then over to the Dolphin for excellent fish and chips. Parking easy. Great way to spend a Sunday afternoon

Sutton-on-Sea Beach is a calm and pretty place with soft sand and gentle waves. The best thing about it is the sunrise. When the sun comes up in the morning, it makes the sky look amazing with bright colors like orange and pink. It's really nice to watch, whether you're walking along the beach or just sitting and enjoying the view.

This is a very cozy place. The North Sea, a wide sandy beach, a beautiful long embankment and a cool cafe near the central entrance on the left - all these things create very pleasant memories and the desire to return there again and again. Special thanks to Dolphin Cafe, which is next to the beach, for the freshest and tastiest fish and chips ever!❤

A beautiful beach just the way it should be.
Fairly quiet, calm and relaxing.
No arcades or loud bars..
Perfect for those who like the quiet life.
Although dogs are not allowed on the main beach at certain times of the year, the area they are allowed on is a quick walk to the right.
A local cafe and ice cream shop look over the beach with loads of benches to sit on.
Very clean and tidy.
I'm impressed and would definitely go again !!!
Parking easily available in town.

We went to Sutton on sea ⛵🌊 on Wednesday it has a lovely kids paddling pool near the seafront there is toilet's there too but they are 40p to get in they do take card the disabled toilets ♿ you will need your radar key 🗝the corner House 🏡 coffee ☕ shop is lovely we have been going there for years tbh friendly staff good food and drink there toilets but no disabled you can get a wheelchair accessible into the coffee shop Sutton on sea is a small town a few shops places to park and the paddling pool is lovely hope you enjoy it too.

Perfect family sea front. Dogs are not allowed during summer months.

Arrived mid afternoon and could easily park. The car park is opposite the main entrance to the beach and you can park for two hours for free.
Short walk to the dog friendly section of the beach, which had lots of space for the dog to run and the kids to play.
The kids enjoyed the splash park, which was nice and clean.
The beach was really clean but the water was oily.
Would visit again.

Beautiful vast expanse of a beach. Perfect for long walks, with the dog happily splashing about in the water. Quiet winter walks on the beach and promenade are just as enjoyable as ones in the summer.

We loved Sutton on Sea, there's a lot of work going on by the beach but it's a very interesting place to visit. Wonderful Long sandy beach with lots of information boards.
The town has some wonderful cafés, fish and chip restaurants and take aways. Waldo's was our favourite small haddock, chips and peas for £5.95 during the day, bargain & sooo tasty! Another favourite was Copplands bakery fresh salads, cakes sandwiches pies all very fresh and reasonable prices. I definitely can't wait to return.
The worst thing about Sutton on Sea are the public toilets 40p!!!!

A really clean beach with lots of dogs running about. Perfect for shell searching but remember to leave the ones for the hermit crabs. I really enjoyed my time there.

Amazing family friendly sandy beach, all amenities nearby, if you're lucky enough also free parking at the Beach bar car park. Dog friendly beach, subject to times, with all year around beach access, to the north and south of the blue flag beach.

This is a reasonably quiet seaside spot. Several drinking establishments and local shops. Also, it has an interesting antique/second-hand shop called "Knick Knacks". That would take you a week to see all its treasures. If you don't want amusement arcades or fairground rides. This is the place to be.

Out of season, excellent for letting your dog run free. There are restrictions in place during the high season. However, fabulous promenade stretches all the way to Mablethorpe. Promenade is good for accessibility in relation to cycling, mobility scooters, and, of course, walking.

This is a great beach, so clean, tidy and well looked after.

If you want to get away from the arcades and the crowds of Skegness this is a hidden gem.

Even on a sunny bank holiday it was not too busy and there was plenty of space on the beach.

Highly recommended for young families who just want to relax and have a quiet day on the beach

You won't find a better beach than this in 100 miles, beautiful and clean, we loved it.
We even seen a seal, if it wasn't for our godson running at it we'd of had a once in a lifetime experience