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Beautiful beaches a stones throw away

Whatever you want from a truly British holiday, Britain's beaches have it all.

Explore miles of breathtaking coastline, hidden coves and sandy beaches or enjoy
the traditional candy floss and donkey rides.

All easily accessible by train, discover a variety of coastal resorts on your doorstep.

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pebbles or sandy beaches
The UK is home to some of the most breathtaking coastline,
but which type do you prefer when choosing your British beach break?

Brighton BeachBrighton

Brighton's pebble beach has been voted one of the top beach destinations, has blue flag status and is home to around 614 billion pebbles.
Visit the famous Victorian pier for fish and chips and fairground attractions or soak up the atmosphere of pavement cafes as you stroll along the bustling promenade.

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Sunderland BeachNorthumbria

This city-by-the-sea is situated on Northumbria's stunning coastline and offers a captivating combination of beautiful award-winning sandy beaches.
If you're looking for more action head to the Marina Activities Centre for a variety of water sports.

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Bridlington BeachBridlington

Pack your bucket and spade, Bridlington is home to two award-winning sandy beaches. A holiday haven for everyone, this resort is especially great for family fun. Its fabulous beaches, promenades, activities and attractions will keep everyone amused.

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Falmouth BeachFalmouth

For crystal clear waters, stretches of sandy beaches and secluded coves Falmouth is the place to go. A short walk will take you to the third largest deepwater harbour in the world.
To explore the area climb aboard one of the many boat trips or hop-on and off the road train that in summer links the town, beaches and Pendennis Castle.

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Southend on SeaSouthend

With seven miles of coastline, award winning beaches, water sports, parks, gardens and attractions it's easy to see why many Londoners flock the relatively short distance to Southend on Sea. Take a walk along the world's longest pleasure pier stretching 1.33 miles into the Thames estuary, do a spot of shopping on the High Street or just enjoy the seaside air.

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Birmingham City CentreBirmingham!

Fancy a different type of beach? Try a man-made one in Birmingham city centre! The only city in the UK to have its very own sand, deck chairs and beach-type activities. The popular city beach in Chamberlain Square will remain in place until 13th September.
It's free to sunbathe and relax in this urban oasis which covers 577 square metres. A stage will host live music and entertainment too!

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