A BEACH bar in the UK has been compared to others found in much more tropical and exotic destinations. Not everyone believes it, but the UK has its fair share of sandy beaches that look like they're abroad. Included in that are the beaches on the Isle of Arran, in Scotland, with the small village of Brodick home to the impressive beach-side boozer.
Cladach Beach House promises visitors that they'll "forget you’re even in Scotland" when they join them on the beach "for a truly unforgettable experience". It played a big part in the Daily Record putting the village forward as its "village of the week" earlier this month. They said: "In terms of a scenic spot to get a drink, then it is hard to beat the Cladach Beach House.
"As the name suggests, this cocktail bar is in a spectacular position along a scenic sandy bay." Obviously with it being in the UK, the beach bar offers indoor seating as well as the outdoor area right next to the sand. It has a log burner and an outdoor fire pit, so guests can spend time next to a roaring fire whether they're inside or out.
Drinks are served from a tiki-style bar, with drinks like the Holy Goat, the Brodick Breakfast and the Arran French all served alongside classic cocktails. It has an overall score of 4.9/5 on Google reviews, with one saying: "London, Rome, New York, Paris, Barcelona, I have had gins and tonics around the world but this place is my favourite.
"The best G&T I have ever had. An amazing, quirky place with lovely staff. Can't .