Seaside Images

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Seaside

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Heiligendamm in Mecklenburg (Germany), established in 1793, is the oldest seaside resort in continental Europe. (Source)

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Brighton, The Front and the Chain Pier Seen in the Distance, early 19th century (Source)

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The Blackpool Promenade c. 1898 (Source)

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Seaside facade at Monte Carlo, 1870s (Source)

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The Strandkorb became a symbol of seaside tourism by the end of the 19th century, especially on the southern Baltic Sea coast. (Source)

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Hyams Beach in the Jervis Bay Territory, which is renowned for its brilliantly white sand. (Source)

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Manly Beach in Sydney, a popular beach spot. (Source)

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Surfers Paradise, one of the most frequently visited tourist spots in Australia. (Source)

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Ostend beach and the promenade pier, panoramic view (Source)

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Nesebar (Source)

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Sunny Beach (Source)

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The coast around Golden Sands with the neighbouring nature park (Source)

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Albena (Source)

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Sozopol (Source)

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Opatija (Source)

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Naantali (Source)

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Map of the French coastline showing various resort areas (Source)

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A beach in Batumi (Source)

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Steep coast at Darss West Beach, near Ahrenshoop (Source)

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Kurhaus of Binz on Rugia island, one of the most famous German seaside spas, which showcases the typical resort architecture of the Pomeranian coast (Source)

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Aerial view of the Sassnitz seaside resort and the nearby Jasmund National Park chalk cliffs, Rugia island (Source)

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Seals sunbathing at a beach of the German North Sea island Norderney (Source)

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Hotel in Kranidi. (Source)

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Aquila Rithymna Beach in Rethymno. (Source)

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The seafront in Bray, County Wicklow (Source)

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Kilkee Strand on the west coast of Ireland (Source)

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Ein Bokek (Source)

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Positano and its sea (Source)

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A beach in Taormina (Source)

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Map of Lithuanian and Russian resorts on the Curonian Spit (Source)

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Comino, Malta (Source)

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Hel (Source)

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Quarteira (Source)

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"Mangalia Port", Mangalia (Source)

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The "Caucasian Riviera", Sochi, ca. 1909 (Source)

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Sochi (Source)

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Cape Town, also known as the "Mother City" is the most visited tourist destination in South Africa, with many beaches sprawling across its metropolitan area (Source)

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Coffee bay is a small seaside resort on the Wild Coast, known for the Hole-in-the-wall, its views and beaches (Source)

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Margate is a well-known holiday destination on South Africa's east coast and is one of the most visited in the country (Source)

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Port Elizabeth is a seaside city in the Eastern Cape province and is renowned for its surfing, temperate climate and its beautiful beaches (Source)

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Hondeklip Bay is a coastal and fishing village on the west coast and is also well known for its unspoiled beaches and its rock and tidal pools (Source)

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Barcelona - Barceloneta beach (Source)

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Scarborough's South Bay (Source)

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The Grand Pier and donkey rides at Weston-super-Mare (Source)

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Llandudno Pier (Source)