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With Summer well on its way, this is the perfect time to discover the beauty and variety of the British seasides.

Check out the top five locations, chosen for you by our staff then visit our blog to give us your opinion on the best British seasides.
Brighton Marina BRIGHTON
www.visitbrighton.com

How to get there: from the M25, head south along the M23 and then the A23, straight into Brighton.

"Brighton Marina is only a short drive from Gatwick. From the age old classic “fish and chips by the beach”, to the fantastic sea-life centre. There is something to suit everyone"
Aston - Avis Gatwick

"The atmosphere is superb, cheap food, lots of bars, nightlife is fantastic for all ages"
Jen - Avis Crawley
"Without a doubt my favourite seaside town in the UK. A great beach, iconic promenade, a trendy city vibe and an awesome music scene. It has it all!"
Robert - Avis HQ

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Bamburgh castle NORTHUMBERLAND COAST
www.visitnorthumberland.com

How to get there: if you're heading north from London or south from Edinburgh, the A1 is the primary route into the Northumberland Coast.

"Miles of open, empty beaches, beautiful, clean sand, dunes to explore, views out to the Farne Island bird sanctuaries and nearby attraction of Bamburgh Castle.
In the summer, when the sky is blue and the sun is shining you can relax on your own acre of beach with no-one to kick sand in your sandwiches or drop ice-cream on your tummy.
When it’s cloudy and the wind is blowing you can lose yourself with a spot of kite flying, take the dog for a lengthy walk or simply breathe in the clean fresh air. When you’ve had enough of the beach, head to Seahouses for some chips and a boat trip to the Farne Islands to see some of the largest sea-bird colonies in the UK"
David - Avis HQ

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LEYSDOWN - SHELLNESS ON SEA
www.leysdownonsea.com

How to get there: from the M2 take the exit for the A249 (signposted Sheerness). Drive over Kings Ferry Bridge, and at the first roundabout turn right on B2231 to Leysdown

"Very traditional Londoner’s holiday, great beaches lovely scenery, arcades and cafes and good old traditional Fish ‘n’ Chips. Shellness also boasts its very own nudist beach! (For the more daring)"
Duncan - Avis Maidstone

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HAYLING ISLAND
www.hayling.co.uk

How to get there: head south towards Southampton on the M3, taking the Havant/Hayling Island exit on to the A27/M27 South Coast Road to Hayling Island

"I love Hayling Island because you not only have the normal seaside fair and the beach, you also have one of the best fish and chips shops I have ever been to, you have some good pubs and restaurants and a small shopping area"
Ruth - Avis Southampton
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MORFA NEFVYN
Lymm Peninsular - North Wales
www.northwales.co.uk

How to get there: take the A499 (the Caernarfon to Clynnog Fawr road) then take the B4417 road to Morfa Nefyn.

"Beautiful golden sands and a pub that can only be reached along the beach on foot. Perfect for lazy days in the sunshine".
Jane - Avis HQ

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