BRITAIN’S five best beaches have been revealed ahead of a scorching heatwave that will bake Britain.
According to the Met Office, temperatures will rise to the mid-30s in most of England in the next few days.
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Brits will flock to the beaches of Britain to cool off.
The Central Recorderday Times released its Top Picks for its Best Beaches Guide just in time to beat the heat. It considered factors such as cleanliness and water quality.
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Sandhaven Beach in Tyne & Wear has topped this year’s list with reviewer Chris Haslam hailing saying it “ticked all the boxes”.
This beach, measuring approximately one mile in length, was awarded the top spot due to its regular maintenance.
It was also awarded for its preservation of Victorian heritage.
Nick Jones, the owner of the South Shields Surf School, stated: “Few people beyond South Shields know about Sandhaven, but those who use the beach are passionate about protecting it and proud to share it.”
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South Shields of Lincolnshire’s Mablethorpe took second place.
It’s the first time the beach has made it to the guide, but the spot is well known to those in the east.
The area was named as one of the most impoverished areas in the country in 2019.
However, since then £24million has been injected into the community after it was gifted a government grant.
This beauty from Scotland is ranked number three.
It’s known for its surfing, fishing and horseback riding – but the views are just as amazing as the activities.
It is surrounded by beautiful sand and the remains of a castle from 12th century.
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Cornwall’s Watergate Bay is well known as one of the South West’s most stunning beaches.
Two-miles of stunning sand offer board-riding, kiting and fitness lessons. There is also posh dining and the odd polo match.
It is also a popular spot for surfers, as it has consistent waves at all tides.
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Three Cliffs Bay is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful beaches in Wales.
This gorgeous beach could be straight out of a Hollywood movie. It has even been featured in some TV shows.
Most recently its sands were used as a filming location for Netflix’s The Witcher.
