CafésIndependent Shops
Stones Garden Centre
Minster garden centre and bonsai specialist on Halfway Road, with plants, compost, turf, furniture, a coffee shop and local delivery.
Verified Oct 2026
Blue Flag shingle bathing beach in the centre of Sheerness facing the Thames Estuary, with a wide promenade and green open space behind.
About Sheerness Beach
Swale Borough Council manages the seafront. The main car park is in Beach Street behind the promenade. Sheerness-on-Sea station is about 260 metres away. RNLI lifeguards cover the beach in summer only.
Accessibility
Seven sets of steps with handrails from the promenade to the beach and no level access; wheelchair access is best by the two ramps. Blue Badge spaces in the car park.
Where it is
What's on here
Eat and drink in Sheerness
Takeaways
The Kingsferry Tandoori
Indian takeaway on Broadway, Sheerness, serving curry and tandoori dishes, with online ordering for collection or delivery.
Verified Oct 2026
RestaurantsTakeaways
Mr India
Family-run Indian restaurant and takeaway at Halfway Houses, with table bookings, collection, island-wide delivery and catering.
Verified Oct 2026
Takeaways
Shapla Tandoori
Indian tandoori takeaway on Sheerness High Street, open every evening, with online ordering for collection or delivery.
Verified Oct 2026
Guides that mention Sheerness Beach
GuideBeaches & Coast, Castles & History
Sheerness and Queenborough: dockyard history, the seafront and the harbour
Blue Town Heritage Centre, Barton's Point, Sheerness Beach, Queenborough Harbour and Castle Green, with the practical detail each owner publishes.
More things to do in Sheerness
Beaches & Coast, Family Days Out, Parks & Walks
Barton’s Point Coastal Park
Forty-acre coastal park in Sheerness with a salt-water lake for crabbing, an adventure playground, cycle route and the Queenborough Lines monument.
Dog Friendly
Family Friendly
Free
Museums & Galleries
Blue Town Heritage Centre (The Criterion)
Volunteer-run museum, music hall, community cinema and tea room in Blue Town, Sheerness, telling the story of the dockyard. Heritage centre entry free.
Free