Koh Lipe, Thailand

08/10/2011 17:38

St Ives in Cornwall is a great beach so no need for long flight abroad

08/10/2011 09:10

I remeber going to a cottage in Anglesey when I was a little boy with the school on holiday no electric or gas no showers no lights just paraffin ones hard beds

washing in the brook felt like torture at the time but now I have fond memories looking back and I always loved the beach there I can't remember the name of it but Anglesey has some wonderful beaches here is 1 for example.

Newborough beach National Nature Reserve from Llanddwyn Island, Anglesey, Wales.

Myklo

08/10/2011 11:14

Barrafundle really is amazing. Sheltered by cliffs each side it is a sun trap (yes the sun does shine in Wales) and because you have to walk a little way to get there few people visit. The last time we were there there was just a man and his dog besides us.

trevor davis

08/10/2011 11:35

I love Polzeath beach in Cornwall it’s popular with families it’s ideal for those who wish to surf the waves and there are coastal paths to walk, when it’s warm with the Sun a shining for me there’s no better place to be besides the sea.

michael krol

08/10/2011 08:49

The one next door to Barrafundl Bay --Broad Haven South is better in my opinion and there is the backdrop of the lily ponds as a bonus and it has a stream for children to play in

Someone

08/10/2011 09:30

List of Anglesey beaches if you are looking for good days out to take your children check them out.

Aberffraw Benllech Cemaes Bay Church Bay Dulas Llanddona Llanddwyn Lligwy Malltraeth Sands Porthdafarch Red Wharf Bay Rhoscolyn Rhosneigr
Traeth Bychan Trearddur Bay.

leopardlyn

08/10/2011 07:33

Barrafundle is wonderful,best in springtime before it gets too busy but because of the trek across the clifftops to get there never gets too busy.

olwyn111

08/10/2011 17:49

just come back from Carbis Bay in cornwall, absolutely stunning.............. the sun even came out !!!!!!!!!!

Someone

08/10/2011 19:25

You should see some of the beaches and coves in Scotland, Gairloch, Applecross, HEAVEN ON EARTH folks.

Peter Stubbs

08/10/2011 00:15

I just love this beach. In my view definately the best beach in Great Britain. When walking to it across the headland from Stackpole Quay be carefully especially with children and pets as there are shafts that drop right down to the caves below and these flood at high tide.

candy morgan

08/10/2011 20:58

I haven't travelled to much But my favourite beach is Rhosilli in the Gower in wales. Such a glorious place and if i remember rightly an episode of Dr who was filmed there.

Marion Clifford

08/10/2011 23:25

you only need to travel round the islands in scotland for the best beachs thats why the thai tourist board used photos from harris

Fatharrywhite0

08/10/2011 23:12

Traigh beach and the silver sands of Morar in north west scotland two of my favourites

Ian Anderson

08/10/2011 20:11

achmelvich beach wester ross best beach in britain

Helena .

08/10/2011 19:26

I'm surprised that no beaches from the Philippines on here, Boracay is just AMAZING. (Y)

keith wilkinson

08/10/2011 10:42

Many years ago I used to go to Farelight Glen near Hastings. It was a wonderful place to explore. Very wild and untouched. To access it was a two mile walk across the fields. We used to camp there for the weekends. Some of the best days ever were spent there. Things have changed these days. The cliffs have eroded and fallen and now I understand it is a naturists reserve. Nothing stays the same.

Joe King (Woodhatch)

08/10/2011 23:10

Why is it so hard for MSN to mention Wales or England? Why "the UK"? When you mention Mexico, you don't say South America. Or France is forgotten in favour of "Europe",
Why, oh why, oh why?