 With any luck, the weather will brighten up over the next month, giving us the end to summer that we deserve. If that's the case, it will be worth a trip to the beach before another cold winter. By now, we've all heard of Brighton's busy beach, Cornwall's beautiful St Ives, Blackpool beach and Dorset's Man O' War beach, and while they're all great in their own respect, it can get a little stale treading the same sand over and over. There are plenty of off the beaten track beaches in the UK, from the Isle of Skye in Scotland all the way down to Penzance, Cornwall. Analysis by Bonus Finder has identified the top 10 hidden beaches in the UK, and they're glorious. Sound of Sleat Beach in the Isle of Skye took the top spot. It's a tiny beach with beautiful blue water – and an ideal spot for dolphin watching. Rushy Bay Beach took second place – and we're not surprised(Picture: Getty Images) Nanjizal Beach: Would you believe this isolated slice of paradise is in England? (Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto) Next on the list was Rushy Bay, an idyllic beach on the island of Bryher, part of the Isles of Scilly. You'd be forgiven for thinking this beach was located on a tropical island or somewhere in the Mediterranean. Win a seven-day cruise around the Mediterranean with Virgin Voyages You could win a glorious trip to the Med for two with Virgin Voyages. Our lucky winner will be sailing around the Mediterranean on a superyacht-inspired ship with five-star food whenever you want it, top-drawer entertainment on tap, exercise classes, pool, hot tubs, the works… all thrown in as part of the package. With two packages to choose between, you can opt for French Daze And Ibiza Nights, where you get to mix stop-offs to the beautiful beaches of the south of France and Ibiza and sample some of the party island's famous nightlife. Sail away into the sunset on a luxurious cruise around the Medit){kind=link}
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With any luck, the weather will brighten up over the next month, giving us the end to summer that we deserve.
If that’s the case, it will be worth a trip to the beach before another cold winter.
By now, we’ve all heard of Brighton’s busy beach, Cornwall’s beautiful St Ives, Blackpool beach and Dorset’s Man O’ War beach, and while they’re all great in their own respect, it can get a little stale treading the same sand over and over.
There are plenty of off the beaten track beaches in the UK, from the Isle of Skye in Scotland all the way down to Penzance, Cornwall.