“Forget the Algarve! » Travel experts reveal lesser-known, breathtaking British beach spots you MUST put on your bucket list (and bucket list) for 2024
Spots include hidden coves in Wales and a mesmerizing strip of sand in Kent. READ MORE: Map reveals the 20 best places in the UK for a Sunday roast
Looking to escape the madding crowds and find a quieter, more relaxing beach - and more photogenic - in the UK. year?
So be very careful.
Travel experts have combed them for lesser-known beach gems and highlighted four dazzling strips of sand that might make you feel like you're in an exotic location in a foreign land.
From the hidden coves of Wales to the vast stretches of white sand in Northumberland, scroll down to discover the places you simply must put on your bucket (and spade) list for 2024. ...
Church Gate Cove, Pembrokeshire
This “amphitheatre-shaped cove” is located near the village of Manorbier in Pembrokeshire, hidden beneath steep cliffs - and is only accessible via a coastal path.
Wondering what the name is?
Holiday Cottages experts explain: "The cove is home to a colossal door-shaped arch, which took shape under the force of the ocean, giving The beach has a very Jurassic Park feel. Be sure to bring a camera to capture the spectacle.'
Unsurprisingly, visitors have left rave reviews online. One reviewer, 'Amirah', wrote: 'Oh what a beautiful, fascinating hidden gem in Pembrokeshire. The sea, the cove, piles of rocks, nature, an incredible way to relax!'
Embleton Bay, Northumberland
Looking to escape the madding crowds and find a quieter, more relaxing beach - and more photogenic - in the UK. year?
So be very careful.
Travel experts have combed them for lesser-known beach gems and highlighted four dazzling strips of sand that might make you feel like you're in an exotic location in a foreign land.
From the hidden coves of Wales to the vast stretches of white sand in Northumberland, scroll down to discover the places you simply must put on your bucket (and spade) list for 2024. ...
Church Gate Cove, Pembrokeshire
This “amphitheatre-shaped cove” is located near the village of Manorbier in Pembrokeshire, hidden beneath steep cliffs - and is only accessible via a coastal path.
Wondering what the name is?
Holiday Cottages experts explain: "The cove is home to a colossal door-shaped arch, which took shape under the force of the ocean, giving The beach has a very Jurassic Park feel. Be sure to bring a camera to capture the spectacle.'
Unsurprisingly, visitors have left rave reviews online. One reviewer, 'Amirah', wrote: 'Oh what a beautiful, fascinating hidden gem in Pembrokeshire. The sea, the cove, piles of rocks, nature, an incredible way to relax!'
Embleton Bay, Northumberland
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