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English seaside village home to one of the UK’s best beaches that is always quieter than its busy neighbour
AN ENGLISH village often overlooked by it’s nearby nosy neighbour now has one of the best beaches in the country.
Located on the Suffolk Coast, Walberswick Beach was named one of the UK’s best beaches by Conde Nast Traveller.
The self-proclaimed crabbing hotspot was ranked the fourth best beach in the country by the travel experts.
They wrote: “On the south side of the River Blyth’s mouth, Walberswick’s long, grassy dune-backed beach is much quieter and wilder-feeling than neighbouring Southwold across the river.”
Set across the River Blyth from Southwold, Walberswick Beach is a mixture of sand and stone.
To access the beach, visitors will need to cross the harbour bridge before walking across the sand dunes, which are backed by colourful beach huts.
Previous visitors have described Walberswick Beach as being quieter compared to neighbouring Southwold Beach.
Because it is rather secluded, the beach is popular with birdwatchers and beach-goers who enjoy crabbing.
This is because the beach backs onto Walberswick Nature Reserve, which is home to some of the UK’s finest remaining heathlands.
Holidaymakers have praised Walberswick Beach on TripAdvisor where it has a 4/5 star rating.
One person wrote: “A lovely sandy beach with plenty of space. It was beautifully clean and it’s a great spot for crabbing”.
Another added: “There is something about this area I just love. It’s peaceful, uncomplicated and clean. It’s very very British”.
A third person added: “What a wonderful beach. It wasn’t too busy or over-developed”.
While there are limited facilities at the beach, it is just a short five-minute walk from Walberswick, a village of the same name.
The small English village has previously been named one of the poshest places to live in the country, with average house prices coming in at around £1million.
There are two pubs in the village, the Bell Inn and the Anchor.
The 600-year-old Bell Inn sits on the village green and serves traditional pub grub like pies.
Meanwhile, the Anchor overlooks the dunes and beach huts that line Walberswick Beach.
The property’s on-site barn often functions as a 30-person cinema too.
There’s also a chippy called Mrs T’s and a deli called Black Dog Deli.
Walberswick is an 80-minute drive from Colchester.
Sun Travel's favourite UK seaside towns
AS part of our Best Of British travel series, The Sun’s travel team have picked our favourite UK seaside towns, featuring everything from dolphin-spotting beaches to celeb-favourite fish and chip shops.
Tynemouth, North Tyneside – Ryan Gray, Travel Reporter
The North East is a much-overlooked part of the country for seaside towns, with Tynemouth standing out among the best of the ones on offer.
Longsands Beach is, in my opinion, the finest family beach in the UK with its mile-long expanse of shoreline blessed with perfect golden sands, a deep inky-blue sea home to both seals and dolphins, and fantastic child-friendly food and entertainment a stone’s throw away.
While some locals will be scattered across the sand, or out surfing in the fresh North Sea water, plenty will also be found in Crusoe’s, a wonderful little cafe right on the beach, serving everything from breakfast to booze, making it the perfect stop for seaside refreshments.
The beach is overlooked by the spectacular Tynemouth Priory and Castle, a 2,000-year-old Anglo-Saxon monastery, looked after by English Heritage.
Every summer, the atmospheric ruins of the priory host the Mouth of the Tyne music festival, with previous headliners including Sam Fender, Elbow, Billy Ocean and Martha Reeves & The Vandellas.
Just a stone’s throw from the priory is the town centre, where quaint bars and restaurants are found alongside classic fish and chip shops, like Marshalls, rumoured to have been named after Jimi Hendrix, when the musician is said to have visited the chippy for a fish supper after performing in Newcastle back in the 1967. An unofficial blue plaque in the window of the fast food spot commemorates his visit.
Any visit to Tynemouth should be made at the weekend, in order to take in Tynemouth Market, hosted in the town’s Victorian Metro station every Saturday and Sunday.
Trinkets, street food and collectibles can be found laid out across a number of stalls within the ornate surroundings either side of the platforms.
Mousehole, Cornwall – Sophie Swietochowski, Assistant Travel Editor
Cornwall is saturated with unspoilt coastlines, but, unlike many of the overcrowded spots, the village of Mousehole, on the far southern tip (just below Penzance), has somehow retained its chocolate box charm.
The small sandy bay is crammed with weathered fishing boats and backed by pokey cafes and airy art galleries where seaside-inspired works hang from the walls.
For impeccable views of a wild sea and homemade grub, head to Rock Pool Cafe which sits atop a craggy cliff.
Order a hot chocolate which is somewhat of a DIY experience, delivered to you on a board with a mug of piping hot milk and a tub of shaved chocolate shards in white, milk or dark to melt into the milk.
There are some impressive coastal walks – but be warned it can be hilly.
You can read more of our favourite seaside towns, here.
Another Victorian seaside town is Frinton-on-Sea in Essex, which was loved by royals and even visited by Winston Churchill.
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‘Just lost it’ – Prem icon reveals Roy Keane’s two and a half hour dressing room rant about yoga and LUCOZADE after loss
ONE Premier League icon has recalled a mammoth Roy Keane dressing room rant that last “two and a half hours”.
Keane has become synonymous with his passionate rants and strong opinions, and Spurs hero Darren Bent has recalled witnessing one of those rants first hand.
Bent, who played under Keane during the Irishman’s time as assistant manager at Aston Villa, harked back to the aftermath of a 2-0 defeat to QPR back in 2014 as a memorable rant from Keane.
Speaking on talkSPORT, Bent said: “We were in the changing room for another two, two and a half hours after the game.
“He [Keane] absolutely blasted absolutely everything. And I’m talking about everything from people having injuries, to people getting too many massages, to people drinking Lucozade, to people doing Yoga.
“They turned the lights off [at Loftus Road]. We hadn’t had a shower.
“It was one of those situations where, everyone had their head down right, and the moment you lifted your head, if he caught eye contact with you, you were getting it.
“So my head stayed down the whole time.”
Bent went on to reveal that the manager at the time, Paul Lambert, had no part in the dressing down and just watched on in silence.
He said: “All I can remember is that Paul Lambert was in the corner saying nothing.”
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Adding: “Lambert came in and said some stuff and then he might have said ‘Roy do you want to add anything’, and then Roy just went”.
Bent, who scored over 100 Premier League goals across his career, explained that he didn’t disagree with the vast majority of what Keane was saying.
He said: “Most of the stuff he was saying was correct, but there was some points that, in my mind, he just lost it. Lost the plot, man.”
It’s not the first time Keane’s unusual hatred for massages has been made public either, the infamous grump has previously opened up himself about his disliking for club masseuses.
The 53-year-old was speaking on The Overlap, brought to you by Sky Bet, when he said: “What used to annoy me was the lads who used to do the massages, they’d get a bit cocky.
“They settle into the club then they think they’re running the show, have got the music on and the team wins something, and all the masseurs would be on the pitch – just relax lads.
“They all get a bit cocky, every one of them. We’re having a night out, free bar, and then they’d come with all their mates – ‘you’re bringing your mates,’ relax!
“‘Are we getting medals?,’ no you’re not getting a medal, relax.
“Then they’d be wearing their headphones as if they were players, coming off the bus and you’re thinking, just relax, oh my god.
“‘Anyone selling their car?’ – they’d try and buy the players cars on the cheap, are you’re like lads relax.”
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Fears grow for two missing sisters, 15 & 17, who vanished from their home a day ago as cops urge ‘call 999 immediately’
TWO sisters are missing from their home in Birmingham.
Their disappearance prompted West Midlands Police to launch an appeal as fears grow for their welfare.
The force has issued pictures of Kaylee, 15, and 17-year-old Sofie, who are from Erdington.
The pair were last seen on February 14.
In a statement, police said today: “Have you seen Kaylee and Sofie?
“The two sisters, aged 15 and 17, went missing from their home in Erdington, Birmingham, yesterday (Friday), and we are concerned for their welfare.
“Kaylee, 15, is 5ft 10 ins, has black shoulder-length hair with red roots, and was last seen wearing a blue Hoodrich hoodie with black leggings and a backpack.
“Sofie, 17, is 5ft 7ins, has long black hair with red roots, and was last seen wearing a black puffa jacket, with black leggings and white Reebok trainers.
“She was also carrying a pink handbag.
“If you see them, call 999 immediately quoting log 3656 of 14 February.
“Note: Pictured in pink – Kaylee. Pictured in black – Sofie.”
