Haverigg Beach
Wide coastal beach and dunes near Millom with free parking, public toilets, coastal walking and easy links towards Hodbarrow and the Duddon Estuary.
Haverigg Beach is the main beach for the Millom peninsula and an important part of a combined Millom, Hodbarrow and Haverigg visit.Visitor information for the Cumbria coast identifies free parking, public toilets and nearby refreshments, while the beach connects naturally with walking and cycling around the sea wall and Hodbarrow lagoon.The coast is exposed and conditions can change quickly. Check tides and weather before longer shore walks, supervise children around water and dunes, and follow any seasonal wildlife signage.Millom railway station is around two miles away, making a rail-plus-walk, cycle, bus or taxi visit possible.
Our local note
A spacious, low-key Cumbrian beach that works especially well when combined with Hodbarrow rather than treated as a standalone seaside resort.
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