Welcome to my blog on British beaches. When I am not working, I spend my down time visiting and exploring some of Britain's finest beaches.
A firm favourite among holiday makers, Woolacombe on the North Devon coast offers stunning views with a resort for the whole family to enojy.
Wells Next The Sea on the North Norfolk Coast is a popular tourist spot among holiday makers and locals. Located next to Holkham Beach and close to the village of Burnham Market, Wells is a must visit if you are holidaying on the Norfolk coast.
Budleigh Salterton is situated towards the western start of the majestic World Heritage Jurassic Coast, in the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
Black Rock Sands is a sandy beach in gwynedd Wales in the UK with rocky areas. Unlike the name, the rocks are not actually black. The beach is around 2 miles and is backed by a dune system which has been designated as a SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest).
Kilve Beach is a treasure trove of wonderful geology, fascinating rock pools for beachcombing and a mass of fossils just waiting to be discovered. You can spend days there.
Situated in Whitby, just North of Robin Hood's Bay , West Cliff Beach remains a very popular family holiday destination, with a great range of typical attraction including local amusements, museums, golf, and donkey rides to cater for all ages.
Morecambe beach and town is a classic seaside resort with arcades, shops, fish & chip resturants and ice cream parlours all found along the sea front.
Welcome to my blog on British beaches. When I am not working, I spend my down time visiting and exploring some of Britain's finest beaches.
