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Freshwater, England - August 20, 2016: Family caught out by big waves, during a freak summer storm

Aerial view of calm bay and rugged coastline, Durdle Door beach

DEVON BEACHES WHERE YOU CAN ENJOY THE SUNSHINE WHILE ENJOYING AN AMAZING DEVON CREAM TEA

A view of the Seven Sisters Cliffs along the south England coast.

Dramatic waves in the English Channel set against the majestic white cliffs known as the Seven Sisters. Birling Gap, East Sussex, UK

UK - Guernsey - The storm in a coastal town

Morning light illuminating the crashing waves at Kynance cove.

Suances coast in Cantabria Spain on July 2024. Playa de Los Locos beach by sunset, surfing spot

Waves roll in on Freshwater Bay in the Isle of Wight on a cloudy and windy day. Across the bay the chalk cliffs have eroded away leaving interesting rock formations.

Dramatic waves in the English Channel set against the majestic white cliffs known as the Seven Sisters, East Sussex, UK

Durdle Door beach, England, United Kingdom - September 30, 2020: Durdle Door Cove and White Cliffs

daymer bay cornwall england uk sea cliffs rock

A fast shutter speed captures the exact moment the wave hits the rocks.

in recent days Liguria has been subject to heavy rain and storms. These photos taken on October 9, 2024, portray the storm which specifically affects the Quinto area, in Genoa.

The beach at low tide at Kennack Sands on the Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall, UK

A large sea wave crashing on a rockky beach

The spectacular white cliffs at Cuckmere Haven with gulls surfing the rolling English Channel waves after a storm.

A visit to the beaches in Purto Rico in December 2023

$Padstow, Cornwall\n\nBig waves hitting the Madrips at Trevone. I’ve been trying to get an aerial photograph of this place for ages but every time I’ve been, it’s been too windy or raining.\n\nThe massive 80ft deep hole that you can see on the cliff tops, was formed over thousands of years as waves pounded in and out of the cave entrance beneath. This natural erosion created a blow hole which gradually got larger. To give you a sense of scale, if you zoom in enough, you can see me sat down to the right of it!\n\nIf you visit at high tide during a storm, you can actually see the sea spray coming up through the middle and hear the waves booming inside like a gun.\n\nDon’t step too close to the edge though, it’s claimed the lives of several people (and dogs) over the years!$

Waves crashing on the rocky shore at Godrevy Beach in the UK.

Eastbourne beach,East Sussex,United Kingdom

A stormy sea with big waves hitting the outer harbour at Porthleven Cornwall UK. Late afternoon after high tide on the 14th November 2009.

Long sandy coastline with breaking waves and a deep turquoise blue sea in sunshine

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