British Resorts By Tatiana Nasonova and Diana Kozyreva.

RESORT- the area, which has favorable natural conditions for the therapy and prevention of diseases (mud, mineral water, mild climate, etc.) and the necessary conditions for their use.

Classification British resorts Kinds of resorts BalaneuticsMud baths Climatic health resorts ContinentalMountain Other climatic areas

It is difficult to call Britain a resort country. At least, compared with such European countries as France, Italy and Germany. Seaside resorts are involved only in the summer because of British climate.

Bath is the largest spa resort of Britain. It is based on the thermal waters. Baths were built here by the Romans, but it wasn’t popular for a long time. The situation has changed after the building of a modern spa complex in 2003.

The northern seaside resort of Great Britain is Blackpool. It hasn’t any entertainments and it designed for a relaxing Britishmen. Bathing season is usually July and August.

The Brighton is a seaside resort located on the shore of the English Channel. This place is the best resort for British Elite and Royal families. The city has a wide range of bowling alleys and restaurants

From Brighton to Falmouth coastline of southern England almost all filled with small resort towns (Hastings, Poole, Bournemouth, Eastbourne, Torbay).

Beaches are mostly sandy and very clean. The peak season is in August, when the Channel is warming up to +19 ° C. The calmest British resort is Eastbourne, the most popular is Torbay, which includes several resort towns, the center of which may be called Torquay.

Newport is a seaside resort on the coast of Bristol Bay, on the border of England and Wales. Fresh sea breeze of Newport is recommended to people with different diseases.

BRITISH RESORTS RATING Newport Cheltenham Bath Eastbourne Harrogate Buxton Leamington Torbay Brighton Brixham