I have no idea how anyone can give anything less than 5 stars for this incredible little hidden gem. There’s a very small entry fee and unless you want to swim there is very little to do. That being said, you’re paying to view a beautify little piece of history and if you wanted to you can swim in a very rare UK tidal pool. The views are out of this world and the history behind it is is fascinating. It’s easily one of the coolest spots I’ve ever visited in the UK.

Tunnels beaches has been on my must visit beach list for a while now, and today I finally got to go. It was a beautiful sunny May day, and we leisurely walked around the tunnels, reading all the history and chuckling at some of the news. Once out the tunnels, the beach that awaited us was just stunning (photos do not do it justice). Well worth the admission fee.

This was hard to find on foot because the walking directions on Google maps takes you very high up to a viewpoint and not to the entrance. Would have appreciated some street signs nearby to direct us. Staff at the entrance and the coffee takeout were extremely friendly. The tunnels are well paved and not steep or slippery. The toilets were not very clean but there were no queues. One beach was closed for a wedding. The other was shingly. Toe post sandals (with a back on) were fine as the shingles just fall straight off them again. The water was freezing but some people were swimming. We took a picnic blanket to sit on but you can hire deckchairs there..

History, natural beauty, and beach fun! The pools are great because they create a safe swimming space and are great for inflatables. The rocky landscape is stunning. It's a nice shop and changing rooms, but could do with showers and a cafe. It is all very accessible, but the chain at the entrance does make pram and wheelchair access challenging, and there is no parking.

This really is a beautiful beach. Safe and secluded. Only £3.75 each to go in. You can also hire deck chairs for a couple of quid and there's a shop if you have forgotten anything. Toilets on site and you can buy drinks too. Really is worth a dip in the sea if you can. Picture postcode beach and not over crowded.

We had our wedding at Tunnels Beaches Friday just gone and i have to say it was the most perfect day ever, from The 2 houses we were allocated which were immaculate and spacious to the venue which you felt like you were abroad. Jaques the day organiser was brilliant and made us feel at ease! Every guest has said it was the best wedding they’ve been to! Also to the small things like emailing them with questions & getting answers straight away. I cannot recommend Tunnels Beaches highly enough! Oh and if you are getting married i would DEFINITELY get Daniel Costin the sax player - unbelievable! Got the party started!