Bristol Urban Beach

Enjoy some sun, sand and salsa at Bristol's urban beach which is open throughout summer 2007.

The Beach is open from 8am to sunset every day and entry is free. You’ll find wifi, beach games, music and tasty things to eat and drink.

The beach is a place to relax, meet people and play. In the last couple of years a number of European cities have been busy creating their own beaches, converting concrete landscape into chilled, sandy escapes for families, office workers and visitors to enjoy summer in the city.

To the back of the beach is the beautiful church of St Mary Redcliffe; to the front a long view over the floating harbour and the best place to catch a sunset in the city.

What to bring
Pack for the beach! Don’t forget your suncream, bucket and spade or a beachball. Bermuda shorts or a knotted handkerchiefs are optional, but don’t forget some cash for an ice cream!

What not to bring
To help keep things safe and lovely for everyone, the Beach is a pet-free and glass-free site. As part of the Beach’s licence to operate you are also asked not to bring your own alcohol.

Dates

Date 21 Jul 2007 - 31 Aug 2007

Tickets Information

Road Directions

There is disabled parking and parking for bikes on site. There is drop off point for cars, but no parking. The closest public car parking is at Portwall Lane car park.

Public Transport Directions

The Bristol Beach is a 10 minute walk from Bristol Temple Meads Station or Bristol City Centre.

 Facilities

Provider Preferences

• In town/city centre
• Outdoor Event

Establishment Features

• Cater for groups