Deal pier
The third Deal Pier, construction on it began in 1954 and it was opened by the Duke of Edinburgh on 19 November 1957. The previous pier was destroyed in January 1940 when it was struck by a ship.
The pier is very popular for fishing with a lower deck on the end beneath the restaurant. Charges for fishing do apply, check at the kiosk.
The pier has benches along the whole length with only a little protection at intervals along.
You will also find some toilets at the end within the restaurant.
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