Ferring Beach
- slaters089
- Jul 16
- 2 min read
South Dr, Ferring, Worthing BN12 5QU

Location
Ferring Beach, located in West Sussex, is a shingle beach nestled between the busier towns of Worthing and Littlehampton. The beach is dog friendly, making it the ideal spot for a relaxing escape for all the family.
This stretch of coast is popular with kitesurfers and windsurfers, thanks to its steady breezes. At low tide, visitors will find rock pools, and the clean waters make it a great spot for swimming.
What's There?

At Ferring beach, you will find:
Pebble and shingle beach
Coastal walks
Beach huts
The Bluebird Cafe
Car park
Public toilets
The Bluebird Cafe
The Bluebird Café offers a diverse menu featuring seafood, toasties and sandwiches, burgers, and much more. With menus for breakfast and lunch, both with vegan and gluten-free options, there's something to satisfy every palate. The friendly staff and dog-friendly environment make it a perfect spot for all visitors.
The cafe is open 7 days a week.
Main cafe:
Sunday – Thursday 8am – 6pm
Friday – Saturday 8am – 8pm
Hatch: 8am – 8pm
The car park and toilets are open during café hours.
Parking

There is a large, free of charge, car park located right next to the beach.
There are spaces reserved for disabled visitors outside the café, but theres no official markings for space size.

The public toilets are located in the car park, opposite the cafe.
Accessibility
With beachside parking, this location is ideal for visitors who find it difficult to walk long distances.
There is a wheelchair-accessible ramp leading up to the Bluebird Cafe's outdoor eating area. However, there is a step at the entrance of the cafe. Visitors can choose to order food either from inside the cafe or through the window outside.
The beach can be accessed by short stony slopes from the car park, or via steps from the cafe's outdoor dining area. Unfortunately, this makes the beach inaccessible for wheelchair users, as there are no accessible walkways.
Nearby beaches such as Bognor Regis, Worthing, and Brighton are much more suitable for visitors who rely on mobility aids.
Conclusion
Ferring Beach is a peaceful and charming alternative to its busier neighbours. Located in a quiet small town, it provides a perfect setting for a restful day out with family or friends.
While it offers some facilities and scenic beauty, visitors with mobility needs may need to consider nearby beaches like Worthing or Brighton, which offer a wider range of accessibility features. Nonetheless, Ferring Beach remains a lovely spot for those seeking tranquillity, coastal walks, and a welcoming atmosphere for all.
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