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The village has it all - nature, beaches, stunning walking trails and an ancient castle that has been around for hundreds of ...

A typical family home in the village costs well above the English national average at £ ... described as "an elegant seaside town just three miles from the centre of Cardiff." ...

A charming village on the Devon coast has been crowned Britain's most beautiful seaside escape. Nestled on the Jurassic Coast of Devon, the idyllic village of Beer was once ranked first in The ...

This seaside brunch gives you all the relaxed vibes of a beach day, plus the joy of tucking into great food. Think more slow sips and shared plates than frantic egg hunts and sugar highs (although, ...

"Despite not being an island, its picturesque beaches and seaside villages rival those of Greece’s most famous island destinations," International Living added. Other destinations that made ...

Tourists visit popular seaside towns all over the country but there are still many that are yet to be discovered, such as Staithes in North Yorkshire. This tiny spot is built on a rugged coastal ...

Whether it's untouched wilderness teeming with wildlife, charming seaside villages with cobbled streets, or dramatic coastlines that drop into crystal-clear waters, these destinations feel like ...

including the Seaside Award in 2024. The white sand beach stretches for a mile and is easily accessible from the village. The flat sands make it a dream for sunbathers and sandcastle-builders ...

A charming seaside village just 10 miles from Liverpool offers stunning views, peaceful walks, and traditional pubs. Hightown, nestled between Crosby and Formby, has recently undergone a bit of a ...

A typical home in Epsom costs £790,983, a 2.5% decline in prices compared to the previous year. The seaside village of Whitburn comes in at number three. It scored high for natural beauty and ...

The easiest section runs from Swansea marina to the Mumbles, a charming seaside village called 'Hamptons of Wales' where you can stop for a pint or an ice cream. It's a straightforward 6-mile ...