The UK is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, so you are spoiled for choice for your next holiday.
Speaking exclusively to GB News, travel experts have rounded up the best picks of where to visit in England and Wales.
These spots offer spectacular views and peaceful walks, with beaches in all parts of the country making the cut, according to pros as GuruWalk.
The beaches are worth visiting even more during the warmer spring and summer months.
Porthcurno beach in Cornwall was recommended
GETTYRhossili Bay, Wales
The experts said: "Located on the Gower Peninsula, this 5km-long beach combines spectacular cliffs, golden sand, and unforgettable sunsets. It’s ideal for walkers, photographers or anyone looking to completely disconnect in nature.
"Just a 30-minute drive from Swansea, it offers parking, a café, toilets and well-marked paths. The water is cool but perfect for surfing or simply strolling along the shore."
Porthcurno, Cornwall
They added: "A hidden gem in the southwest of England, this beach boasts turquoise waters and fine sand framed by dramatic cliffs. "It’s right next to the iconic Minack Theatre, making it perfect for those who want to mix relaxation with culture.
"Just 30 minutes from Penzance by car or local bus, it has public toilets, kiosks and lifeguards during the summer.
"The waters are calm and clean - perfect for a gentle swim. Highly recommended for families, couples, and cultural travellers."
Bamburgh Beach, Northumberland
Experts added: "Set against the backdrop of the majestic Bamburgh Castle, this wide, quiet beach offers an impressive natural setting far from the crowds.
"It’s located about an hour from Newcastle by car (or train plus bus) and has nearby cafés, toilets and accommodation options.
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Bamburgh Beach was on the list
GETTY"The sea is cold but clean. Ideal for romantic getaways, dog walks or visitors with a love for history."
Holkham Beach, Norfolk
The travel pros added: "Part of a protected nature reserve, this vast, unspoilt beach surrounded by pine trees and sand dunes offers a real sense of freedom.
"Just 45 minutes from Norwich, it’s easily accessible by car and has parking, toilets, a visitor centre and bike hire. The water is shallow and safe for children. A great option for families, birdwatchers, and anyone after a peaceful walk."
