Alice Beach Huts
We have a selection of Walton on the Naze beach huts for hire.
We have a selection of beach huts located from the front row to the third row on Walton on the Naze Southcliff Promenade.
Each beach hut has a maximum of 8 people per hut and dogs are more than welcome, SouthCliff beach is dog-friendly all year round.
None of the huts has electricity but is fully equipped with a one-ring gas stove with a gas bottle and taps for water can be found at the end of each beach hut row.
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Alice Beach Huts, Southcliff Promenade, Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex CO14 8EJ, United Kingdom
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