BOURNEMOUTH It’s a long-term favourite of UK travellers because of its warm microclimate and miles of sandy beaches. With a huge variety of shops, restaurants, bars and clubs, there’s plenty to keep you occupied. As well as award-winning gardens, there are also many tours that embrace the stunning coastline scenery. There’s something here for all the family. If you’re new to watersports, you could even take surfing lessons. BRIGHTON It continues to be one of the most popular seaside resorts in Britain, and it’s easy to see why. Less than an hour from London by train, Brighton is crammed with things to do. Apart from the excitement of the nightlife, with plenty of clubs, bars and restaurants, it’s also perfect for all the family. In the daytime, take a trip to its famous Royal Pavilion, a must-see attraction. Built for the Prince Regent, later King George IV, it’s one of the most extravagant palaces you are likely to see in Britain. NEWQUAY Another terrific beach destination with an array of golden, sandy beaches close to the town centre. Every summer the beaches, watersports and beautiful scenery draw the crowds to Newquay, making it one of the most popular coastal destinations in Britain. With the Blue Reef Aquarium, Holywell Bay Fun Park and Newquay Zoo all in the area, it’s a fantastic seaside resort for children and adults. BLACKPOOL There’s nowhere quite like Blackpool! Still one of the most visited family holiday destinations in Britain, Blackpool has lots of fun activities for the whole family. Take the tram along the promenade past the multitude of shops, restaurants and amusement arcades. Blackpool Tower and Ballroom are now iconic British attractions and should not be missed during your stay. And if you’re a fan of amusement parks, you must visit the famous Blackpool Pleasure Beach, the most visited theme park in Britain. ST.IVES If you prefer a quieter holiday destination, St. Ives in Cornwall is more of a traditional seaside town with pretty sea views that have inspired generations of artists. The sheltered coves and sandy beaches attract sun-worshippers and swimmers, and surfers congregate to ride the waves. Opened in 1993, the Tate St. Ives art gallery is the place to go for art-lovers, boasting an impressive collection of classic and contemporary art from around the world.
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