Sunderland, United Kingdom

Among the very few places I traveled here in UK, Sunderland is the place which I liked after Cornwall. Cornwall is vast and famous for it's rocky beaches, but Sunderland got a beautiful stretch of sandy beach with high tide during night hitting the city walls on shore.

Historically a part of Durham County, Sunderland lies in the North-East of England on the mouth of river Wear. It emerged as a small fishing village in the Tenth Century and grew as a port. People from this beautiful city are commonly known as 'Mackem'.

Some photographs to explain the place better...

The 'Marine Drive' and Sea from the wagon... (Don't miss the British breakfast platter :D)


The lovely neat interior of the Wagon...


One extreme edge of the beach...


Sunderland Yatch club...


Rowing...


No dogs during Summer...


Lost...


Step Down...



Travel Information:
Location - Sunderland, 280-300 miles far North of London (Approx. 6-7 hours of drive)