Revealed: England’s most crime-ridden beaches. Use our interactive tool to find out how YOUR favourite fares

The beaches that England invaded the most crimes can be named and ashamed today.

According to the Daily Mail analysis, Brighton Beach – the most famous of the country in the undisputed country – was on the top of the table.

More than 1,500 criminal or anti-social behavior report such as street drinking, garbage and begging occurred last year along the 6-mile-long pebbles. This is equal to at least four every day.

Nevertheless, while thinking about the dimension, a small fishing quay came in Devon above the graphics.

The sand strip in Teignmouth has seen 46 criminal or anti-social behavior reports per year, almost 50m wide, ending in June. This was 260 per 1000 square meters – almost 100 times higher than Brighton Beach.

Approximately 60 percent of the crimes were severe or sexual, and the other 10 people were public order crimes. Small sands on a few pubs.

Before the August bank holiday, our full analysis can be seen on our interactive map below.

Built with official police statistics for more than 800 beaches, call your target or tap a sand lane directly to see the crime rate.

Geometry data is a very detailed map used from OpenStreetmap-Garmin.

For the purposes of this analysis, Brighton Beach extends from Marina to the Soreham power plant.

Many of them would think that the beach had ended near the i360 observation tower.

In Brighton Beach, about four of the crimes or reports of antisocial behavior were violent or sexual.

However, the region is also home to a large homeless population with drug addiction and mental health problems.

The ‘illegal’ weekend escape destination is undoubtedly hoping to steal or rob the valuables from tourists, about three (450) theft, robbery, theft or theft.

SAM FARAH, who directed the nearby foam journalists, said to Mail before: ‘Especially at night and becoming unlawful. They are particularly targeting alcohol in my store. They go in and they just get it.

‘The police told us not to face them, so they know that they can get rid of it, so they do it over and over again. This is particularly typical between the age range of 14-17 years when they know that nothing can be done. ‘

37 -year -old Ali Mozaffari from Golders Green, London, witnessed by audience who raped a woman at Brighton Beach in the early hours of September 10, 2023.

He added that thieves usually target high -valuable alcohol like champagne: ‘Some people may be very intense if you confront them. There is CCTV everywhere, but they still do it. No more deterrent. ‘

The bandits also loosened at the popular beach with 161 public order crimes, as well as 80 crime damage and arson reported in June 12 months.

Rapists and sex criminals are also widespread on the beach of the Pebble.

Sussex police launched an investigation last September after a young girl informed that she had been raped and sexually assaulted a woman’s Brighton Beach.

Authorities received reports about two sex crimes around 6 am on September 8 in the morning and were reported at that time.

According to The Force, the alleged events know each other two scaffolding and two victims.

A different rape investigation resulted in the prison of 37 -year -old Ali Mozaffari from Golders Green in London, who raped a vulnerable woman at Brighton Beach on September 10, 2023.

Mozaffari raped the woman in front of the horrified audience on the beach, west of the Brighton Palace Pier, at around 5.40 hours before taking the unconscious to avoid arrest.

Herne Mr Beach in Kent has a crime rate of 8.3 per 1,000m² – the eighth top of the country

The view of the Angley coastline. Traeth Y Betws (Little Beach – Not In The Picture) There are 9.1 crime per 1,000m²

Morecambe North Beach has seen 167 crimes reported and gave it a crime rate per 1,000m² at a rate of criminal offenses – the highest 4th in the UK.

After he was found guilty in Lewes Crown Court on February 2, last year, he was sentenced to six years in prison behind bars in January.

He was arrested at the scene, but acted as if he was falling unconsciously, and he had to be detained before a police vehicle and before proved that his collapse was simulated.

In June, a nine -year -old child was reportedly arrested by a man who followed him near Brighton Beach.

The incident said on June 13 at 8.45, near St Nicholas Rest Garden, just a few ways away from Brighton Beach.

A 39 -year -old man from Brightton was suspected of having a joint attack and a class B drug.

Responding to the figures, Brighton and Hove’s neighborhood police team Sussex Police Chief Inspector Simon Marchant said to Mailonline: ‘Sussex police are separating important sources to keep the region safe, the officers are conducting proactive patrol throughout the year, a visible being and disturbing.

‘This study involves the hot spots that patrolling in a special way with a drone operating along the beach to reduce violence against women and girls, to monitor private beach patrols and accessible areas from our civil servants and partners and to determine the hot spots of Marshals who patrolled in a special patriotic way.

‘Brighton and Hove are one of the most vibrant coastal places in England, and attract approximately 12 million visitors a year to the large sea shore from the Shoreham power plant in the west to the east to Brighton Marina.

The reform beach in Devon has a crime rate of 86.8 per 1,000m² – the second highest in the country

‘This area includes not only beaches, but also the surrounding businesses, including bars, clubs, restaurants and other licensed buildings.’

Brighton & Hove Municipal Assembly Deputy Leader Assembly Member Jacob Taylor said: ‘As a city that welcomes approximately 12 million visitors a year – many of them are attracted by our iconic coast – we know how important these visitors are in safe and welcome.

‘We are working hard to deal with anti-social behaviors throughout the city and support the Sussex police in their wider efforts to reduce local crime levels. In addition, we cooperate with our tourism sector and other local enterprises in order to ensure that our sea coast continues to be a living space that people want to visit.

“ We are proud of the progress and feedback from the residents, visitors and local businesses, we have received feedback from the residents, says that the work we do makes a noticeable difference

‘Brighton Beach continues to be one of the most popular places in England and has recently been selected by Tripadvisor as the second best beach in England for 2025 and we are determined to keep it this way.’

After Brighton, the coastline containing the Bexhill Beach has seen the second number of crimes along the southeast coast, which is not far from Hastings.

More than one -third (180) were violent crimes, and about one quarter (120) was some kind of theft, robbery or theft.

Coatham Sands in North Yorkshire, Redcar saw the third highest number of crimes (455), almost half severe or sexual crimes.