While England doesn't always have the warmest, sunniest weather, the island country is covered with beautiful beaches. From surfing favorite Fistral Beach in Cornwall to art-filled Crosby Beach near Liverpool, England's coasts are comprised of memorable seaside destinations worth visiting. Whether you are looking for a busy city beach like Brighton or Blackpool, or something more remote, like Studland Bay, there are numerous popular beaches on all sides of England. Here are the best beaches in England, all of which will welcome you whether the sun is shining or not (and it does shine more frequently than you'd think).
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Fistral Beach
Fistral Beach, located on Fistral Bay in Cornwall, is one of England's most well-known beaches and one of the top surfing spots in the world. It's very popular, especially during the summer, and it hosts several major surfing events including Famous Night Surf and Boardmasters Surf Championships. The iconic Headland Hotel overlooks the beach, and there are numerous shops, cafes, and restaurants along the beach. If you're a surfing novice, book a lesson at Fistral Beach Surf School, which teaches individuals and groups how to hit the waves. Lifeguards patrol Fistral Beach from Easter until the end of October, so if you visit during the off-season use your best judgment.
ADDRESS:Fistral Beach, Newquay TR7, UK