Tom K
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Saundersfoot in West Wales is really nice. It is near Tenby. |
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The Transporter
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The Witterings in Sussex have some lovely beaches but are a bit remote from major towns. To agree with other answers, Saudersfoot is charming, as are Cromer and Sheringham in North Norfolk (North Sea weather though!), and Dorset has some lovely beaches. |
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diamonds
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Dorset..beautiful part of the country! |
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jeff
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Try Weymouth been there on holiday recently very lovely place thank you enjoy |
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marky mark
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I agree with chicky..isle of wight, went there last year and now I`m looking to buy property over looking the sea......you will love it. |
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violabird1
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From personal experience Sussex and Hampshire are really nice to visit in the summer. Particularly the Isle of Wight - I went on holiday there when I was a student, it was a really nice place to stay, and has some great beaches, and friendly people. There is often a lot going on on the south coast; Brighton is a really fun place to visit if you like cities, with a decent night life and great shops etc. for the daytime. There are some really nice beaches along the Sussex and Hampshire coast too, and lots of historical places to visit. |
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taxed till i die,
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Scarborough.On the yorkshire coast. |
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gypsy
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Far North West of Scotland, pure white sands and clear, turquoise water, truly breathtaking. |
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dr h lecter
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why not try - the falklands, its only 10,000 odd miles south. i mean whats the point in stealing land if you cant visit it. |
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KB
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I'm another advocate of the North Norfolk Coast. The beaches really are fabulous (watch Kingdom on Sunday nights at 9pm, it's set there) and if you get decent weather you can't beat it. |
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Lozy
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I Love Great Yarmouth but it depends what you are looking for on your holiday. My Dad tells me that Newquay is nice but I haven't been. |
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chicky
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Isle of wright. It has several beaches offering something for all age ranges. |
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Welshchick
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Gower near Swansea, nice and clean with friendly people! |
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stargirl
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Northumberland or Norfolk. Northumberland has rocky, amazing beaches, and Norfolk has big sandy beaches with sunny days. |
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poole, sandbanks, the beaches are lush and with pretensious people/bars ill defo go back check on the net for the bar called off shore! |
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pinkpepperred
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St Andrews, Scotland |
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harryhotun
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Norfolk |
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xkissxkasx
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Apperently bournmouths nice or the isle of wights lovley and peaceful and will keep you occupied!! |
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adrianjdthomas
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Gower Peninsular Swansea South Wales, plenty of beaches clean and friendly, plus the scenery is awesome |
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foxy
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Dorset.......weymouth and go up onto Portland rock and look down over chesel beach....the most breath taking view you can imagine |
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ElizaMez
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Lincolnshire has great sandy beaches. |
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G Mac
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just pop on a plane or a ferry and get yourself over to northern ireland
north antrim coast giants causeway
or county down mountains of mourne
both places miles of unspoilt beaches |
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vikki_ricketts
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Cardigan bay, wales. St ives in cornwall is the best though |
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srracvuee
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Southsea in Hampshire is quite pleasant for a nice long sandy beach |
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lovelylittlemoo
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Whats wrong with Devon and Cornwall??
Dorset is lovely. Hampshire, New forest - near to the coast. Lots to do/see.
Have fun |
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JJ
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North Norfolk coast |
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cassie
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oo wow people dont think of it but wales has some lovely beaches, borth is perticular is nice for water sports and sand (but u cant surf there)
hope this helps xx x |
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Jenni
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Bournemouth is nice! |
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jessibabe1
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I got all excited then and thought I know and it was one of your lists you didnt want (Devon)
oh well
Devon still good |
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Voice of Reason
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You could try he North West coast of Wales. Barmouth has a nice beach. |
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