With lighter and warmer days coming, Britons can take advantage of some of the most picturesuq beaches in the UK.
A lovely spot in Cornwall was found to be the best beach to visit for a day trip this spring and summer.
Cornwall dominated the list as Kynance Cove took the top spot. Other Cornwall locations on the list included Fistral Beach, Summerleaze and Watergate Bay.
This is according to research by StoryBoards who analysed Instagram hashtag data and the length of 50 popular UK beaches to find which had the most hashtags per metre.
Brighton beach made the top 10 list
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Beaches in East Sussex, Dorset, Devon and North Yorkshire also made the list with thousands of hashtags on Instagram.
Most picturesque UK beaches
1. Kynance Cove
2. Brighton Beach
3. Fistral Beach
4. Lulworth Cove
5. Scarborough Beach
6. Summerleaze
7. Watergate Bay
8. Bournemouth Beach
9. Camber Sands
10. Beer Beach
A spokesperson for StoryBoards said: “Many people can use this ranking as a guide to help identify the most picturesque beaches to visit in the UK.
“For those looking for more of a pebble beach, tourist hotspot Brighton Beach could be perfect for a family holiday, while Lulworth Cove is a fantastic choice for those looking for a beach with a learning twist.
“These findings situate Cornwall as the best location in the UK for a beach holiday this year, with four of the top entries in the top 10. No doubt any holiday based in Cornwall will be a fantastic one.”
Many people who visit the number one beach will take part in the Kynance Cove from Lizard Green walk and those who have done so have shared their reviews on Tripadvisor.
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Scarborough Beach is one of the best beaches to visit
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One said: “A really enjoyable walk with good coastal views. Varied path which goes up and down but is never too steep for too long.”
Another commented: “Beautiful, like nothing I’ve seen before – you won’t believe you are in the UK.”
A third added: “One of the most stunning views in Cornwall. It’s a fairly strenuous walk down to the water’s edge, which involves scrambling over loose rocks along the shoreline (and judging high tide), but well worth it.”
One more agreed with the research, simply stating: “It is possibly the most beautiful beach in the UK.”
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