Our beaches are stunning.
If we had the weather we’d be a tourist trap. 2 gorgeous beaches and for me wonderful utilisation of the space in recent years.
I’m a very proud SR6er.
Off Topic Definitely not Roker or Seaburn
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If we had the weather we’d be a tourist trap. 2 gorgeous beaches and for me wonderful utilisation of the space in recent years.
I’m a very proud SR6er.
Not a beach, but I'm 'home' for a couple of weeks.
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Totally agree, Roker and Seaburn are great beaches and there's been a lot of investment in them recently at Roker.
But what always impresses me is the difference south of the river. Hendon and Ryhope beaches are more rugged, especially Ryhope. The rocks, the rock stacks and the cliffs, which are pretty dramatic in places (40-50 feet tall and shear). A huge contrast in just a couple of miles. Honestly we're lucky to have such a coastline on our doorstep.
Did somebody mention Rhyope beach?
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It was beautiful, the beaches are stunning and the water is clear as bath water.
It’s great for scuba diving if you’re into that.
It’s also very easy to add on to a safari in Tanzania
I’d thoroughly recommend it
Yeah the one we looking at has the safari trio included looks unreal. Cheers mate.
definitely no swimming Mombassa
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He suits the hat, mate.
If you take a day trip to Stone Town you can see where the great Freddie Mercury was raised.
It’s very humbling though as there’s a lot of poverty.
Aye that sounds like the kind of thing I’d like should we go.
Good tip mate. Though he was Zimbabwean.