Did Medieval people Go To The Beach?

Medieval people had it rough, their day usually consisted of farming and trying to survive. So the question arises, did medieval people go to the beach like we do today? In medieval history the ocean and water had many different connotations, in this video I explain and answer the question of "Did medieval people go to the beach?"

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Captain History aims to answer historical questions in short funny animated history documentaries. Heavily inspired by History Matters and Oversimplified we try to teach history in an entertaining way!

[MillerAndrew-wtjy]

Awesome video and edition, I found your video on why the US didn't nuke Germany instead of Japan in WW2 while I was googling the topic and I loved it. Came to see the rest of your channel and I appreciate the quality of your work, even though it's been a few months since your last video I just wanted to say, keep it up :)

[Hot_Sky]

I watch about the medieval D-day style landing lately and then this thing stumbled upon my mind, thinking about do medieval ppl go to the beach? and I find your video.

[billywalendom]

I've seen this exact video in form of comments somewhere

[eujinvittoria]

+ during medieval time Barbarians razzia were a serious risk, so much so that many villages and area around the Med were depopulated. Islander such in Corsica took shelter in the mountain, and some coastal villages were just too exposed and so abandoned :)

[seronymus]

Majority of this is taken from the reddit post about it :( which wasn't so accurate