Mudeford Beach

Christchurch Harbour from Mudeford Sandspit.

Mudeford beach. The harbour side of the sandbank is designated. Tuesday will have a cloudy start to the day with a few showers but it will be drier in the afternoon with sunshine. 06 miles from the centre of Mudeford.

From here a ferry can be taken to Mudeford Sandbanks a unique spit that joins the village to Hengistbury Head jutting out into the English Channel between Bournemouth and Christchurch. Mudeford sand spit is in fact a sort of shed shanty town. 365 beach huts one for every day of the year maybe crammed into quite a small space.

There are around 300 huts here many of which have residential status unlike elsewhere. It is a great place to take a gentle stroll next to the waters edge and watch all the busy activities taking place. Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday.

New to the market is this fabulous hut on Mudeford Sandspit. Theres an adjacent lagoon with red shanks oyster catchers terns and natter jack toads. Christchurch Harbour is in the foreground with the tide out.

Mudeford Beach Cottage is the ideal venue for exploring the Dorset coast. Nearest car park is at Mudeford Quay 424 spaces however youll need to catch a passenger ferry across to the beach. The caravan is perfectly suited to both couples or families and is fully equipped with everything you will need for a self-catering break.

Mudeford Beach Lodge is a 4 berth two bedroom caravan with outdoor decking situated on the popular Sandhills Holiday Park in Mudeford. Modern accommodation and can sleep six with the mezzanine floor direct beach access with views towards the Isle of Wight. Months ago a similar hut hit the headlines when it fetched 375000 which was thought to be the highest ever but the pandemic and a rise in staycation breaks has sent prices soaring even further.