Newquay
- Fistral Beach is Newquay's most iconic beach, according to Visit Newquay. This part of Cornwall has a variety of bays and beaches, so you can't go wrong!
Botany Bay
- This popular beach in Broadstairs, Kent, can get crowded on warmer days but the beach and bay have been described as quintessentially British. If deck chairs and fish and chips sound good to you, Botany Bay is the way to go!
Lunan Bay
- Close to the Scottish town of Montrose, Luna Bay is an idyllic coast with soft sand. The bay is one of the best surfing spots in eastern Scotland.
West Wittering
- This Sussex beach's official website proudly flaunts its Blue Flag award, which is given to beaches with "high standards of cleanliness, safety and public information".
Marloes Sands
- Close to a town of the same name, Marloes Sands is a section of coastline that is managed by the National Trust. Discover fossils, shells, corals, and all types of seaside flora and fauna.
Southampton
- Venture to the other side of Southampton estuary and swim in Solent water at Shingle Beach. It's located just off the Royal Victoria Country Park and is idyllic.
Brighton
- Brighton's seaside is a fun day out for the whole family. If dipping your feet in the sea is not your thing, there are all kinds of other outdoor activities available, as well as a pier with an arcade and other attractions.
Swanage
- This Dorset beach attracts tourists and locals alike in warm weather. It might be busy, but it's an opportunity to get your feet wet and enjoy an ice cream.
Sandsend
- This fishing village in North Yorkshire boasts wide stretches of beach. According to the Beach Guide, Sandsend is popular with fishermen, walkers, and fossil-hunters.
St Ives
- St Ives is home to some stunning beaches that are perfect for a fun day out or relaxing evening stroll. Porthminster Beach is a golden soft sand beach that is ideal for long walks.
