Ferry

The beach at the Hayling Ferry is primarily a shingle and shell beach, facing the narrow entrance of Langstone Harbour. Due to this it is highly recommended not to swim from this beach as the currents can be immensely strong. This beach is an ideal spot for viewing the power boats and jet skis that are present during the summer weekends.

Access can be gained from here to the Sand dunes by walking south from the car park along the shore. The sand dunes are a Nature reserve and as such are protected, so please be careful not to do too much damage here and please take your litter home with you. It should also be noted that the dunes are used by naturists during the summer, so be warned if you are of a sensitive nature. Walking through the dunes will take you all the way around to West beach.

Location:

Follow the main road onto Hayling until you hit a roundabout, where you go straight ahead onto Manor Road. Follow Manor Road until you reach the roundabout at Beachlands (By the funfair). From the roundabout at Beachlands, take the right turn and follow the road as far as is possible.

Amenities:

The Ferry Boat Inn:

Public House and restaurant.

Kiosk:

A small kiosk that sells excellent fast food, ice creams and children's toys.

Public Slip Way:

For the launching of power boats and jet skis.

Harbour Masters Office:

Licenses for your power boats and jet skis are available from here.

Car Park:

Public car park is run by the council and is of the pay and display variety.

Public Toilets:

There are public toilets next to the entrance to the Ferry Boat Inn car park.

Beach Map

Use the map below to browse through the different beach areas. If you have selected a beach it will stay hightlighted. Each area will give you a brief description about it and what amenities and services are available there.