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‘Don’t be that idiot’: surfing in a cyclone could cost you $16,000 or your life

Social media is awash with images of surfers chasing waves as Cyclone Alfred whips up seas off Australia’s east coast.

The Conversation

Ice Cube stuck due to Cyclone Alfred: ‘The beach looks like it is going to be in the lobby in a minute’

‘I haven't been through a cyclone before. I can check this off my bucket list for sure’

The Independent UK

10 of the best Exmoor experiences: day trips, activities and places to stay

Treks and tearooms, scones and safaris… It’s hard to beat this corner of England in the spring

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Land’s End lighthouse fog alarm sounding every 13 seconds

Buy a set of earplugs, maritime charity advises those hoping to sleep near Cornwall’s Longships Lighthouse

The Guardian - UK

Surfing prodigy Milla Brown: ‘It’s pretty normal now for girls to be doing big airs’

The 17-year-old Australian matches her male counterparts in aerial ability and tube riding but is in no hurry to reach the WSL

The Guardian - AU

This 'breath-takingly beautiful' Scottish beach is one of the best in Britain

This 'breath-takingly beautiful' beach in Scotland has been named one of the best to visit in Britain this winter.

The National (Scotland)

France pushes for Unesco status for D-Day beaches and Carcassonne fortresses

France's Ministry of Culture on Monday filed an application to have the beaches in Normandy that were the site of the D-Day landings during the Second World War and the medieval fortresses of Carcassonne added to Unesco's list of World Heritage Sites.

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Tourists in this Portuguese city could face huge fines for walking around in swimwear

Albufeira is trying to change its reputation as a party town

The Independent UK

See why these 'spectacular' Scottish beaches are among the best in Britain

See why these beaches in Scotland have been named among the best in the whole of Britain by Conde Nast Traveler.

The National (Scotland)

Why not explore Scotland in style this year, by learning to dive?

Many of us won’t get close to the creatures that thrive in the waters around our shores – but you could change that in 2025

The National (Scotland)

I went searching for seals in Scotland – here's what happened

WHEN I arrived in Scotland, my skin still soaked from the sun and my suitcases overflowing with French food, my bucket list was full of clichés:…

The National (Scotland)

Country diary: Divers, porpoises and otters – this is a kinetic wildlife spot

Luing, Inner Hebrides: I’ve been coming here for 50 years and you can get surprise appearances even on the two-minute ferry from the mainland

The Guardian - UK

Scottish town with 'impressive' seaside castle named one of Britain's best

A town in Scotland near an 'impressive' seaside castle has been named one of the best to visit in Britain.

The National (Scotland)

Home and Away spoilers: Will Mali mess-up the photoshoot?

Mali has a panic attack as the big surf shop photoshoot gets underway on Home and Away...

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Plan to demolish UK’s first public beach hut in Bournemouth prompts anger

Local people criticise council over decision to raze hut built in 1909 to make way for work on nearby pier

The Conversation

Despite decades of beach safety ads, at least 55 people have drowned in Australia this summer. It’s time to change tack

Australia is considered a nation of beach lovers. But with all this water surrounding us, drownings remain tragically common. At least 55 people have drowned in waterways in Australia so far this summer, most of whom drowned at the beach. And the season’s not over.

The Guardian - AU

Ball-shaped debris washes up at Sydney’s Bondi, Coogee, Maroubra and Cronulla beaches

Penny Sharpe says ‘mystery’ debris sent for testing and beaches not closed as there were so few balls

The Guardian - AU

Two Sydney beaches still closed after mystery debris ‘grease balls’ washed ashore

Two beaches – Dee Why and South Curl Curl – still closed after marble-sized debris washed up at multiple locations

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From Beach Bum to Beach Bombshell: Unleash Your Waves with Our Natural Texture Tonic

Transform your beach hair from casual to stunning with our Natural Texture Tonic, unleashing glamorous waves.

The Independent UK

Mysterious marble-sized balls washing up on Sydney beaches baffle authorities

Northern Beaches Council says they don’t know what the balls actually are

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: mystery debris closes more Sydney beaches; tennis NFTs shed value; and Trump’s inauguration headliners

Manly, Dee Why and North Narrabeen among nine of Sydney’s northern beaches closed after ‘marble-sized’ debris washed ashore

The Guardian - AU

Mystery balls close nine northern Sydney beaches months after fatbergs washed ashore

Grey ball-shaped debris found washed up along shore will be tested by Environment Protection Authority, local council says

The Guardian - UK

Dreaming of the sun: readers look ahead to summer holidays in Europe and beyond

From Turkey’s turquoise waters to a Corsican beach village, our tipsters’ thoughts turn to warmer climes in the months ahead

The Conversation

Cabana drama: 5 expert tips on how not to be branded a twit when using a beach tent

Debate erupted this week over the growing number of beach tents, or “cabanas”, proliferating on Australian beaches. The controversy, which began on social media, was fuelled by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese who declared it was “not on” for beachgoers to reserve a spot on the sand by erecting a cabana…

The Guardian - AU

Staking claim to a patch of sand with your beach cabana might be the most Australian thing of all

Anthony Albanese should know if there’s one thing we’re famous for, it’s politely asking before taking something as our own

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