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We've found 17 dog friendly beaches in the Isle of Wight.

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	St Helens Bembridge the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
Quiet sand and shingle beach backed by National Trust land. There are currently no dog restrictions on St Helens.
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	Whitecliff Bay Bembridge the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
Fine sandy beach which can be accessed from Bembridge beach at low tide. Adjacent holiday park. Walking access down to the beach for non-residents of the holiday park is difficult from Culver Cliff (approx half a mile steep walk). There are currently no dog restrictions on Whitecliff Bay.
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	Monks Bay Bonchurch the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
Cliff lined bay situated on the southern coast of the Isle of Wight. Shingle beach that can be accessed from Bonchurch Beach. There are currently no dog restrictions on Monks Bay.
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	Brook Brook the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
Quiet stretch of beach on the south coast. Medium sized beach of sand and shingle, popular for its fossils. There are currently no dog restrictions on Brook.
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	Colwell (right of Slipway) Colwell the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
Small sandy beach on the west coast of the island with views of the Solent. Visitors can walk along the promenade to Totland Bay. There are currently no dog restrictions on Colwell (right of Slipway).
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	Gurnard (Marsh Road) Cowes the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
Pebble beach with good views and a level walk to Cowes. There are currently no dog restrictions on Gurnard (Marsh Road).
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	Reeth Bay Niton the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
300 metre wide sand and pebble beach surrounded by cliffs, situated east of St Catherine's Point. Accessed by a 5 minute walk down a footpath. Access at low tide involves crossing slippery rocks. There are currently no dog restrictions on Reeth Bay.
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	Bembridge Ryde the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
Sandy beach with rocky pools. There are currently no dog restrictions on Bembridge.
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	Spring Vale Ryde the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
Small sandy and shingle beach with views of the Solent. There are currently no dog restrictions on Spring Vale.
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	Seagrove Ryde the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
Sandy and rocky beach in the centre of a bay. Close to a coast path and waterfowl gardens. There are currently no dog restrictions on Seagrove.
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	Appley Beach Ryde the Isle of Wight Seasonal bans apply on this beach.
Popular sandy beach with good facilities and excellent water quality. There is a coastal walk to Puckpool Park via Appley Tower. Dogs allowed October to April in designated areas.
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	Seaview Seaview the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
A quiet rocky and sandy beach in a small seaside town. There is a yacht club on the seafront. There are currently no dog restrictions on Seaview.
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	Dunroamin Shanklin the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
A dog friendly sandy beach from Lake slipway up to Hope Beach, Shanklin. The gentle slope and shallow waters are popular with surfers and windsurfers. There are currently no dog restrictions on Dunroamin.
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	Steephill Cove Ventnor the Isle of Wight Seasonal bans apply on this beach.
Charming small secluded rocky beach close to Ventor. The beach is accessed by walking down Love Lane which is next to the cricket ground and down small steep winding paths. Dogs allowed all year round but are not allowed on the beach before 6pm from 1st May to 30th September. The Steephill Cove Beach Café welcomes dogs.
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	Bonchurch Beach Ventnor the Isle of Wight Dogs are allowed on all or part of this beach all year round.
Quiet beach with a mixture of sand and shingle. When the tide is low there are many rock pools to explore. There are currently no dog restrictions on Bonchurch Beach.
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