THREE beaches in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly have been ranked among the most beautiful secret beaches in the country, according to new data.
According to new analysis from BonusFinder, beaches in Penzance, Padstow, and the Isles of Scilly are among the most beautiful secret beaches in the UK.
Rushy Bay, in Bryher, one of the smallest inhabited islands of the Isles of Scilly, was ranked the second most beautiful secret beach according to a combination of Trip Advisor reviews, Instagram tags, and text reviews.
According to the analysis: "A hidden paradise known for its beauty. Rushy Bay has a hidden gem score of 8.15/10. Its peaceful ambience and untouched surroundings make it ideal for relaxation and contemplation.
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"Whether you're lounging on the sand, exploring rocky outcrops, or taking a refreshing dip, Rushy Bay guarantees a memorable and rejuvenating experience amidst the unspoiled beauty of the Isles of Scilly."
Nanjizel Beach in Penzance was ranked in sixth place with a final 'Hidden Gem Score' of 7.96 as well as 41 Instagram tags.
Treyarnon Bay Beach in Padstow comes in at number nine on the list with a final 'Hidden Gem Score' of 7.87 and 25 Instagram tags.
While English beaches make up half of the top 10 hidden gems compared to Scotland’s four, three Scottish beaches are in the top five. Beaches in Wales and Northern Ireland don’t feature in the top 10 at all, first appearing at number 13 and number 20, respectively
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