The word 'seaside' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are describing a location near the sea. Example sentence: We spent the afternoon enjoying the sunshine down at the seaside.
It's been described as "the Hamptons with clogs" thanks to its popularity with rich Dutch and German visitors who buy up beach-front holiday homes and hang out in the seaside bars and cafés.
According to Neil Crockett, chief executive at the national Digital Catapult, the seaside city is the poster child for the campaign because the whole community is involved in digital innovation.
Their squawking, cruel faces and white-streaked bombing runs had me devising a deadly version of the seaside amusement arcade's shooting gallery.
Mum and Dad ran a seaside hotel in Anstruther in Fife.
The smaller campus in Scarborough is close to the faded seaside glamour of the resort.
We were sitting at her kitchen table, in a seaside town on the US east coast.
The idea was to spend four days taking in some northern highlights – the seaside, Hadrian's Wall and the Lake District.
When I was small, my brother and I had a horrible car accident driving back from the seaside with my grandad and uncle.
The 14 rooms, seven of which have panoramic seaviews, have been decorated with giant blow-ups of vintage seaside postcards from the belle époque, while the ground floor combines a seafood restaurant, comfy lounge with vast leather armchairs and sofas, and a long wooden bar that is a popular haunt of St-Valéry locals.
A luxury hotel, the Russelior (preferredhotels.com/russelior), opened in the Tunisian seaside city of Hammamet this year, and has a hip white spa with drapes and posh lights, luscious gardens, tennis courts and several restaurants.
Rooms are divided between an early 20th-century seaside villa and an adjacent guest cottage, with three pastel-coloured bedrooms.
