Sand Point
South West
Near Kewstoke, Weston-super-Mare

A natural pier into the Bristol Channel, north of Weston-super-Mare and Brean Down. Perfect for picnics; views across Sand Bay.

Sand Point, like Brean Down, is a limestone peninsula sticking out into the Bristol Channel. Situated at one end of Sand Bay, a stunning stretch of beach and perfect for a spot of sandcastle-building, climb to the top of Sand Point for a windswept walk along the coast.

Sand Point was once an island, and like Brean Down, Iron Age settlements have been found there. Look out for swallows, greenfinches and skylarks soaring above, as well as butterflies such as Gatekeepers and Skippers

Accessibility Information

- Steep climbs and cliffs, please keep to the main path

- Tides come in quickly 

- Sorry, no toilets