Keiss Beach is a large white sandy dog-friendly beach with a harbour at the village end. As you walk along the beach, you can explore the sand dunes and old World War II coastal defences.

The partially ruined Keiss Castle is located less than 1 mile north of the village centre, on the cliffs overlooking the bay.

You rarely get many people on the beach apart from the odd surfer and walkers.

Keiss Beach is remote although you do have a small car park in the village. The beach forms the northern part of Sinclair’s Bay with Reiss Beach being on the southern end.