Seasalter Beach is mostly a pebble beach with a steep shingle bank, but as the tide goes out, you get a large area of flat sand, although this does turn into London Clay a little further out. Much of the coastal area between Seasalter and Faversham is a coastal marsh with abundant wildlife, including wildfowl, wading birds and the famous award-winning salt marsh lamb.
The beach is divided by wooden groynes that can protect on windy days and is not so busy as its more sandy neighbours like Westgate-on-Sea and the Broadstairs bays.
Facilities at the beach include cafe/restaurant, toilets, shop, beach hut hire, picnic areas, slipway, sailing club, Hoseasons Holiday Park and a nearby pub.
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