Empress of Watering Places – Eastbourne
Eastbourne is a Victorian seaside town featuring an elegant three-mile esplanade, a traditional pier and Napoleonic keep.
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Coastal Town Guides
There’s nothing quite like a short break holiday on the UK’s distinctive coast. So we also include guides to some of the most popular coastal locations in the UK. You’ll find information about top visitor attractions, historical places of interest and outdoor activities.
On the English Riviera – Torquay
Torquay is a vibrant seaside resort on Devon’s south coast that’s renowned for its attractive harbour and palm-fringed promenade.
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From the Cliff to the Deep – Cromer
Cromer is a traditional seaside resort perched on the North Norfolk coast featuring a Grade II-listed pier and a Blue Flag beach.
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Little Fortress of Tenby
Situated on the wild and rugged coast of Pembrokeshire, Tenby is one of Wales’ most iconic seaside resorts.
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The Proud Maritime Town of Dartmouth
Dartmouth is a vibrant town set on a steep wooded hill overlooking the River Dart in Devon.
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Historic Hastings – From Cinque Port to Seaside Resort
Hastings is a major town and borough on the Sussex coast that’s around 50 miles from London.
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Broadstairs – Kent’s Star of the Seas
Broadstairs is situated on the Isle of Thanet and is a quintessentially English coastal town. It comprises a picturesque, orange-sand bay backed by rows of handsome Victorian sea-front properties.
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Whitby – Yorkshire’s Gothic Seaside Resort
Whitby is located in the borough of Scarborough on the North Yorkshire coast.
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Picture-Postcard Fowey
Fowey is picture-postcard seaside town near the mouth of the River Fowey between Mevagissey and Looe in Cornwall.
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