UK beaches

>>1293474
If you're after the stereotypical sandy beach, then you might find a few around East Anglia. The South coast is full of tourist traps and people who have spent 6x what is necessary on housing. The closest for properly empty beaches will be either parts of Cornwall (about 260-300 miles from London) or get your ass to Pembrokeshire/Dyfed. You can still get a beach to yourself in one of the most crowded countries on earth if you're prepared to take a short trek.

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>>1293474
>>1293551
If you don't want sand, however, get your ass to Dungeness, particularly the Orford Ness area. It's also the Dog's Bollocks for Urbex if that's your kind of thing. Otherwise, see map...

>>1293551
>>1293556
So specifically the stretch of coast that I was considering is not suitable
Looks like I'm shit outta luck

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>>1293556
I am, of course, slightly exaggerating. I've been down to places like Warbarrow Bay in Dorset numerous times in late Sept./ early Oct and been totally alone.

>>1293558
M8, you're not going to find anywhere decent+quiet on the south coast.

>>1293561
Ok assuming I lose one of the two requirements - are there any matches on the south coast?

>>1293558
>>1293561
Oh, I forgot. If you're not bothered about it being a sandy beach, go to Dungeness. In fact, just go anyway, it's awesome.