While Paisley has no beaches itself, there are a number of great coastal spots less than an hour's drive from the town.
Many of these locations are lesser known, offering tranquil surroundings perfect for those looking to enjoy the gentle hiss of the sea.
If you want to visit a hidden beach less than an hour's drive from Paisley, here are some excellent picks.
The best hidden beaches less than an hour's drive from Paisley
Here are the best hidden beaches less than an hour's drive from Paisley you can visit this weekend.
Boden Boo and Erskine Beach
Situated underneath the Erskine Bridge, the beach, which is sheltered by woodland, has lovely sands and is very easy to get to from Paisley.
One visitor took to Google Reviews to write: "Great wee find, lovely beach and forest Park, great to take kids and great for the dogs."
Lunderston Bay, Gourock
Located in Inverclyde by the Firth of Clyde, Lunderston Bay is well known for its rock pools and coastal path.
The beach is just off the A770 and is located midway between Gourock and Inverkip, making it easy to get to.
There are also a number of facilities for visitors including toilets, tables and a wheelchair-accessible playground at the northern end of the bay.
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Wemyss Bay and Paisley have strong transport links (Image: Getty)
Wemyss Bay Beach
With outstanding views towards Bute and Innellan, the hidden beach has been described as a "Beautiful" location to stop off while exploring the West Coast.
Some have even taken to this idyllic beach to partake in scuba diving while many families come here due to the convenient train link between Paisley Gilmour Street station and Wemyss Bay.
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Campburn Beach
Campburn Beach lies close to East Kilbride and boasts lovely views of the Isle of Arran.
Many have dubbed this a "lovely quiet beach" with many coming here to take their four-legged friend out for a walk.
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