BeachGo enriched coastal dataset
Stable record identity and the normalized fields used by this public directory.
Use: A compiled BeachGo record; underlying evidence is listed separately.
Traceable coastal information
BeachGo combines named datasets; it does not invent missing facts. Every published beach has stable coordinates and source evidence, while uncertain records remain out of search indexes until their evidence improves.
Evidence catalogue
Snapshot refreshed 13 July 2026. Licences and source links remain attached to the evidence rather than being presented as BeachGo-owned data.
Stable record identity and the normalized fields used by this public directory.
Use: A compiled BeachGo record; underlying evidence is listed separately.
English designated bathing-water locations and classifications.
Use: Open Government Licence v3.0
Visit sourceWelsh designated bathing-water locations and classifications.
Use: Open Government Licence v3.0
Visit sourceBeach names, coastal geometry and nearby mapped amenities.
Use: Open Data Commons Open Database Licence (ODbL)
Visit sourceNames and place matching for Great Britain.
Use: Open Government Licence v3.0
Visit sourceAdditional mapped place and amenity evidence.
Use: Community Data License Agreement – Permissive 2.0
Visit sourceLinks to official visitor information for relevant managed coast.
Use: Linked official pages; their text is not republished.
Visit sourceEvidence that a lifeguarded-beach record exists.
Use: Linked official source; current patrol dates must be checked with the RNLI.
Visit sourceReference links and selected dog-access evidence already held in the BeachGo dataset.
Use: Linked source pages; their text is not republished.
Visit sourceCouncil-published dog controls and local visitor information where present.
Use: Source-specific public information; follow the record-specific link where available.
Beach imagery, with creator and licence shown beside each photograph.
Use: Per-file licence shown on each beach guide.
Visit sourcePublishing rules
The repeatable content build validates UK country membership, coordinates, identity, source evidence and imagery. Pages without enough evidence can remain available for visitors and corrections but receive a noindex directive and are omitted from sitemaps.
Possible duplicates are placed in a review report and are never merged automatically. Existing public slugs are preserved in a registry so refreshed data does not casually break canonical URLs.
Conditions, restrictions, patrols, water quality and facilities can change. Always check local signs and the linked official source before relying on a detail.