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When it comes to exploring coastlines, the UK is spoil
From bucket-and-spade resorts to wild nature, there’s something for everyone
Take a trip down memory lane with a nostalgic vacation
With two and a half miles of golden beach and rolling Atlantic waves, Woolacombe Sands is a favourite of surfers and kids wanting to explore rock pools. There are seaside cafés and a lifeguard service
Just east of Cheltenham you’ll find Bourton-on-the-Water, a village that dates back as far as the Bronze Age and is often regarded as the most picturesque place to live in the UK. On the banks of the
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With a plethora of attractions, sandy beaches, world-class golf courses and seafood feasts, there’s never a dull moment in the Southern resort town of Myrtle Beach.