🏖️From piers to saucy postcards, Sarah Baxter seeks out the best and most endearingly eccentric in our classic resorts
What really makes a brilliant beach holiday? Hot sun? White sand? Bath-warm sea? Maybe. But a truly great beach holiday is all about the heart. British beaches have it in spades, and their charms last long after the school summer holidays into September and beyond.
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