Lepe Beach

Lepe Beach is a picturesque pebble beach that stretches for a mile, offering breathtaking views of the Solent and the Isle of Wight.

It's a place full of history - it played a key role during the Normandy landings and was an important point during the Cold War. Today, you can explore the remains of the D-Day era and an interactive periscope to observe the underground observation post.

The scenic park surrounding the beach delights with nature reserves, meadows and forests full of diverse flora and fauna. There are colorful playgrounds for children and a Lookout restaurant with panoramic views for foodies.