General Chat

I have fond memories of Southport as used to stay there with my aunt during many a school holiday. Debby

Scarborough, Whitby, St Ives, Newquay, Porthmadoc, Sheringham, lynton and Lynmouth, Minehead, Clovelly, Weymouth and Isle of Wight.

Filey (East Coast, Yorkshire). It's a lovely Edwardian resort, still unspoilt.

Whitby and St Ives are 2 of my favourite holiday spots. Susan

I'd go with Gwynne's choices and add Pendine Sands (Carmarthenshire) and Bosherston cove (Pembrokeshire), both on the South Wales coast.

Robin Hoods Bay, or if you insist Bogle Hole

For resort towns you can't beat Tenby. Aberdovey is quieter but still counts as a resort and is lovely. I won't mention my total favourite because it's very peaceful and quiet and we want to keep it that way! Gwynne

Hi Dave Looe and St.Ives i love, hubby and i had a wonderfull holiday in Looe but Cornwall is a Beautifull place!! Love Helen

Devon, Cornwall and the Lleyn peninsula in N Wales. Janice

The Isle of Wight - we go every year with the children and all the beaches are lovely. I really liked Bembridge as well!!! I went to Bournemouth alot as a child as well. Tammy

Hunstanton..... always seem to be warmer than the rest of Norfolk.....

CALAIS ! If it was good enough for QE1 then its good enough for me. Only joking. Swanage. I was going to say Keswick but that's not seaside. David

got to be findhorn bay in morayshire, scotland. beautiful place, watching the nimrod planes take off and land, sail boats in and out, just tranquil lynnxx

I like the Dorset resorts: Swanage, Bournmouth, and Weymouth. I also like Felixstowe, in Suffolk. I wouldn't recommend the latter to anyone with young children though - the beach is too stony. :-))

Hi Dave, Dawlish is lovely, but I love Devon and Cornwall is absolutely lovely. When I was a kid I loved Margate and Clacton-on-Sea, but that was more because of the memories of day trips to those resorts big Bank Holiday treat was that :-) Pat x

Absolutely love St.Ives Kaz

Memories in 'barmouth' and the seat we use to stop at on the way there and my nans lovely scones she use to make Cant beat memories

Whitby, loverlt old word/semi modern traditional sea-side;;; spent so many happy years there as a child and older;; would move there if cobbles wernt so bad for wheelie;; bit hard on the a**e lol Babs

Love Looe in Cornwall,but there again have soft spot for Torquay as we spent our honeymoon there in 1957. We have been to so many seaside resorts since then ,some lovely some not so memorable, so cant say we have any particular favourite. Shirley

I quite liked Torquay x