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This blog is dedicated to showcasing the best, friendly and most beautiful beaches we have here in the UK.
There a number of a top beaches in the UK and this blog will help find one for your next trip to the coast. Here is a few of our Beach blogs that have proven popular (in no particular order):
Hustanton beach is one of the best beaches on the North Norfolk Coast.
In the beautiful county of Suffolk , Southwold Beach is a must visit.
One of the most visited beaches in England, Woolacombe beach in northern Devon offers something for everyone. Also worth visiting Putsborough Sands Beach and Grunta Beach.
One of my personal favourite beaches. Camber Sands Beach is in my view the best in East Sussex.
We are back on the Norfolk Coast with Cromer beach. With its traditional Victorian heritage and amazing pier this is a beach you must visit.
Bournemouth boasts seven miles of sandy beaches. The stretch of coastline is an unbroken chain of fantastic beaches from Sandbanks beach to Christchurch harbour.
West Wittering is a classic sandy beach with stunning view, grassy picnic areas and a cafe, plus a wind- and kitesurfing club.
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 at this amazing beach.
Minehead beach, also known as The Strand, is a wide expanse of sand that includes areas of shingle and rock pools. As the tide goes out this sandy stretch of beach becomes perfect for beach games and building sandcastles.
Mundesley beach is without doubt one of Norfolk’s best beaches and well worth a visit. The miles of long stretched out beach on the east corner of the North Norfolk coast is lovely to walk along, especially with the colourful beach huts.
Budleigh Salterton Beach is a pebble beach located near Exmouth in Devon.
Wells Next The Sea Beach is a beautiful sandy beach located around one mile from the town which you can walk to on a long raised path with stunning views over the marshes.
Folkestone beach is located in Kent on the south coast of England.
Southend on Sea Beach benefits from seven miles of sandy beaches including three blue flag beaches and seven quality coast awards
Lowestoft Beach has three lovely beaches and a town with great attractions for the whole family.
Whitstable beach is a long stretch of shingle divided up by wooden groynes. It runs from just south of the town’s harbour to neighbouring Seasalter.
Caswell Bay is a popular family a beach on the south east coast of the Gower Peninsula, near Swansea, Wales.
Whitby Beach is over two miles long from Whitby pier at one end to Sandsend village at the other.
Bamburgh beach is incredible for the amazing bamburgh castle behind the beach. The oldest part of the castle dates back to the 12th century.
Aldeburgh beach is a friendly sand and shingle beach backed by a beautiful town with loads of local attractions to please all age groups.
Studland Beach Studland Beach (Studland Bay) has stunning sandy beaches with breath-taking views of the Old Harry Rocks and the Isle of Wight.
The Holkham Beach is one of the most unspoilt and beautiful stretches of sand in the whole of the UK.
There are so many wonderful beaches to visit in England, some well known but also others that are simply stunning and yet quiet in term of visits even during the peak summer months. I started this blog and directory to highlight to everyone just what is available and if you are planning a visit to the beach soon, remember all the fantastic options available.
In addition to highlighting all the wonderful beaches starting in East Anglia this blog will review the best rated local hotels nearby and bed and breakfast to help you plan your weekend get away.
Eating and going to the beach cannot be separated and that can take all forms from nice restaurants for a sit down meal to fish and chip take away or just a quaint café where you can get a hot drink and sandwich.
The sea is more than just water and waves, it is an opportunity to swim or participate in local water sports. To the best of my knowledge I will share all options available with readers so you make the most of your day out at the beach.
Some of the beaches I will be discussing have bays or are better known as fishing village. It is this amazing diversity of beaches here in England and the rest of the Britain that makes each experience unique and different from others.
There are a number of amazing beaches in England and it is very hard to put them into a formal list of “best beaches” as they are all very different and people visit them for lots of reasons whether that is for the golden sand, the clear seas or arcades and amusements nearby.
In addition to discussing the beach and surrounding food options, I will also outline toilets, parking, trains times and nearest train station for those not driving, dog walking options and interesting features at the beaches such as cliffs, sunken ships and other or interesting facts.
While this beach blog has initially focused on popular beaches in East Anglia and the South East we will gradually be covering the rest of Britain and UK including the West coast and of course both North and Southern Ireland. In time I will cover those familiar with most people including Blackpool and Bournemouth.
This beach blog showcases Britain’s best beaches.
This beach blog is dedicated to UK beaches and Ireland.
