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Appley offers a wide golden sandy beach on one hand, but also offers lush parkland with play areas, cafes, an intriguing gothic tower folly and evidence of wartime defences in Puckpool Park nearby.
The tide at Appley goes out for over half a mile. The water is gentle at Appley making it the perfect spot for splashing about in the water.
Here's some of the most frequently-asked questions about school visits to Beach Visit: Appley, posed by teachers and other group leaders
The beach is a public space; groups must be mindful of other visitors. Appley Tower is a historic landmark and must be respected; youngsters are not permitted to climb on the exterior stonework or the surrounding defensive sea walls.
Public toilets are found at Appley Park.
During the summer season, there is a designated Lifeguard station on the Ryde seafront.
Due to the vast tidal range, the sand can remain very wet and muddy far from the shore. Youngsters should bring a change of footwear and towels if they intend to explore the intertidal zones.
Various cafes and kiosks are open along the esplanade depending on the season
