Picture match - Seaside features

Exploring the seaside is a delightful experience that offers a variety of geographical features, each contributing to the unique charm of coastal resorts. Among these features, you'll find a 'harbour', which serves as a safe haven for boats and often buzzes with nautical activity. Tucked away in the nooks of rocky shores are 'rock pools', miniature ecosystems teeming with marine life. The 'beach' is perhaps the most iconic feature, with its stretch of sand or pebbles that invites relaxation and play. Towering 'cliffs' provide dramatic backdrops and vantage points for breathtaking views of the ocean.

For entertainment, many seaside resorts boast an 'arcade' filled with games and amusements, while the rhythmic 'waves' offer both a soothing soundtrack and an invitation to surfers and swimmers. The 'promenade' is perfect for leisurely strolls along the waterfront, and the 'fun fair' promises thrills with its rides and attractions. No British seaside experience is complete without a traditional 'Punch and Judy' puppet show, a staple of coastal entertainment. These features, along with the question of why we are drawn to the seaside, encourage us to consider the key human and physical elements that make seaside resorts such beloved destinations.