Losgainter beach in the Outer Hebrides was once mistakenly used in a Thai tourism brochure [BNPS] <\/p>\n
Travel writer Daniel Start has compiled a list of the 400 best secret beaches in the country after ten years of research. <\/p>\n
And the results, published in his book Hidden Beaches, show the beautiful bays and coves hidden right under our noses. <\/p>\n
Some of the beaches are just off the tourist trail while others, such as Sandy Bay near Tenby, Wales, can only be accessed by water. <\/p>\n
Losgainter, on the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides, is so idyllic that Thai tourism officials once mistakenly used a picture of the beach in one of their holiday brochures. <\/p>\n
Crackington Haven in Cornwall [BNPS] <\/p>\n
Pobbles in South Wales [BNPS] <\/p>\n
Putting this book together has made me realise paradise is here at home <\/p>\n
Daniel Start <\/p>\n
Keynance Cove on the Lizard, Cornwall, can only be accessed at low tide but those who make the effort are rewarded with a scene on a par with the Caribbean. <\/p>\n
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