Where Is Your Favourite UK Beach?
Where is your favourite UK beach?
Want to go to the beach?
Tell us about your favourite beach you've been to in the UK.
Enjoy the beach.
Want to go to the beach?
Tell us about your favourite beach you've been to in the UK.
Enjoy the beach.
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Reply 1
I like ravenscar beach in Yorkshire. My brother and i have found fossils there before and the sea is very calm usually!
Reply 2
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by Geo Lover 7Where is your favourite UK beach?
Want to go to the beach?
Tell us about your favourite beach you've been to in the UK.
Enjoy the beach.
Want to go to the beach?
Tell us about your favourite beach you've been to in the UK.
Enjoy the beach.
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only ever been to Margate and a second one near where charles dickens lived - broadstairs!!
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by DerDracologeI like ravenscar beach in Yorkshire. My brother and i have found fossils there before and the sea is very calm usually!
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by halfharryonly ever been to Margate and a second one near where charles dickens lived - broadstairs!!
I haven't been to either. To be honest, I haven't explored many beaches in the UK.
Reply 4
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Croyde, North Devon - plus a walk along Baggy Point.
Croyde Bay - Devon | UK Beach Guide
Croyde Bay - Devon | UK Beach Guide
Reply 5
I haven't been many in the UK but I like Bournemouth and West Wittering.
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by McGingerCroyde, North Devon - plus a walk along Baggy Point.
Croyde Bay - Devon | UK Beach Guide
Croyde Bay - Devon | UK Beach Guide
That is very nice! Do you go often?
Reply 7
I'm lucky enough to live a short drive to some of the best beaches in the UK, but my favourite beach would probably be in Rock, Cornwall.
Here's a photo I took here recently
Here's a photo I took here recently
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Reply 8
Woolacombe - 3 miles of golden sand perfect for sand castles and great swimming and surfing.
Hard to say for someone who has not grown up in the UK, but it is said that Cornwall has a nice beach.
@CamembertPaws you will confirm, certainly.
@CamembertPaws you will confirm, certainly.
Reply 10
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by KallistoHard to say for someone who has not grown up in the UK, but it is said that Cornwall has a nice beach.
@CamembertPaws you will confirm, certainly.
@CamembertPaws you will confirm, certainly.
Cornwall has many nice beaches
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by CamembertPawsCornwall has many nice beaches
Does Cornfall has more nice beaches than the Switzerland has nice mountains?
It is worth a visit in any case.
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by Muttley79Woolacombe - 3 miles of golden sand perfect for sand castles and great swimming and surfing.
Did not know this place, it seems to be beautiful.
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by KallistoDoes Cornfall has more nice beaches than the Switzerland has nice mountains?
It is worth a visit in any case.
Did not know this place, it seems to be beautiful.
It is worth a visit in any case.
Did not know this place, it seems to be beautiful.
Friends of my parents had a B&B there when I was growing up - we went a few times. We've been back since and it's never too crowded either.
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by Muttley79Friends of my parents had a B&B there when I was growing up - we went a few times. We've been back since and it's never too crowded either.
And after what I have got this beautiful beach is in Devon. Good to know that woolacombe is not frequently visited.
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by KallistoAnd after what I have got this beautiful beach is in Devon. Good to know that woolacombe is not frequently visited.
Yes it's on the North Devon coast.
Reply 15
My favourite beaches are Felixstowe, Dunwich, Cromer and Sidmouth.
Reply 16
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by KallistoHard to say for someone who has not grown up in the UK, but it is said that Cornwall has a nice beach.
@CamembertPaws you will confirm, certainly.
@CamembertPaws you will confirm, certainly.
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by Geo Lover 7Do you have a favourite German beach?
Baltic Sea and North Sea have many nice beaches to mention. The island Rugia and Sylt are the ones I know and like. The latter is pretty expensive for a day or two or more.
Depends what you want it for! For example, Blackpool is great but you need to specifically want to do Blackpool things, no good if you want a nice quiet walk along the seafront. No point picking a quiet seaside village if you want arcades and a pier.
I did always love going to Aberdyfi growing up though, and it had a good balance of civilisation and rurality!
I did always love going to Aberdyfi growing up though, and it had a good balance of civilisation and rurality!
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