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Beautiful view across to West side of Isle of Wight and The Needles.

Barton on Sea is a picturesque cliff-top village in Hampshire, England, renowned for its stunning coastal scenery and views across the Solent to the Isle of Wight. It is closely linked with the town of New Milton. Cliffs and Coastal Walks: Barton on Sea boasts magnificent cliffs, offering superb coastal walks, including the start of the Solent Way. These cliff-top paths provide sweeping views and are popular for outdoor enthusiasts and paragliders. Beaches: The shingle beach is generally considered safe for swimming and is well-known for fossil hunting due to its rich geological beds (the "Barton Beds"), which date back to the Eocene Epoch (around 40 million years ago).

Beautiful place for a quick rest in journey

It's up to you if you want to walk all the way down to this section, just to have to turn round and come all the way back. Massive cliff collapse. The beach is now off limits.

Didn't fancy taking a picture of the toilets as children were playing outside, but externally they looked clean and well maintained.

Beautiful little beach, but take caution as there has been a lot of coastal erosion on the cliffs, and access down to it is not for the faint hearted.

A stunning beach, but unfortunately mother nature can be a cruel mistress. The cliff face has collapsed and hit the beautiful beach huts below, causing a huge landslip and washing a section of the huts out to sea. Hopefully this area will be rebuilt to its former beauty.

An absolute treasure of a beach. You'll not find this as crowded as the more central to bournemouth beaches. It's dog friendly, and at the moment there is only the access from the the start area of the segment. Which means there are not hordes of people dragging all their tents and camping gear across it, or parked up cars blarring music out. I'll be back in the summer for sure. Breathtaking views across the Solent and out to the Isle of Wight.