Secret Beaches: Often found off-the-beaten-track, these epic beaches are the nation’s best kept secret, offering striking scenic views and fun for all the family.
Check out our newest seaside accommodations and you’ll ‘sea’ that Britain’s coast is ‘shore’ to impress. Including The PIG at Harlyn Bay, The Clock Tower at Bamburgh Castle and The Albion in Wales from the owners of Fforest.
Seafood Trails: Choose from simple seaside shacks serving the days catch to renowned fine dining, celebrated chefs and Michelin starred restaurants. More than 150 different species of fish are caught in British offshore waters – there is a sea of possibility. Try native lobster, langoustines and crabs along the rocky coasts of Cornwall, Wales and Scotland, native oysters from Whitstable, Arbroath Smokies from Scotland (whole smoked haddock) and crack open the possibilities of smaller shellfish including whelks, cockles and mussels. English seafood is so much more than fish and chips and ice cream!
Explore England’s Seafood Coast: Appropriately names, the English Riviera is home to some of Britain’s finest seafood and where some of the nation’s best chefs source their sea produce. Why not go sailing on a heritage sailing trawler, see lobster pots being made by hand using a method that has changed very little over the years.
With 18 Michelin awarded restaurants set along Britain’s coastline, there are plenty of options where dramatic views are as memorable as the dishes delivered.
The England Coast Path is a long-distance National Trail that will follow the coastline of England. When complete in 2022, the 2,700 miles (4,500 kilometres) of signposted path will be the longest coastal walking route in the world.
England’s creative coast: 1,400km of stunning coastline, 7 new outdoor artworks and limitless cultural adventures. Kent, Essex, East Sussex and West Sussex have some of the most outstanding galleries, arts events and festivals in the country. Seven new outdoor artworks by the world’s leading artists will connect and celebrate the breath-taking 1,400km coastline that spans from the Thames Estuary to the English Channel on England’s south east and east coasts. Take part in the world's first-ever art GeoTour using GPS-enabled technology, to discover England’s Creative Coast. Need more inspiration? When you’re planning your coastal holiday, listen to the fascinating sounds, stories and music created by local residents and artists of England's Creative Coast on their geocaching hub.
Coastal Castles: Step onto Britain’s sandy shores and into its ancient history, discovering legends and the past reimagined with the UK’s coastal castles. From the remote ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle to paddle-boarding the sea surrounds of St Michael’s. Trek out to Northumberland’s jewel in the crown, Lindisfarne Castle on Holy Island accessible only by foot twice a day, or soak in the sun setting over the impressive cliff side fortress of Bamburgh Castle from a local fishing boat.
For more information contact:
Kristen Anguskristen.angus@visitbritain.org
For more information contact:
Kristen Anguskristen.angus@visitbritain.org
The Holiday and Travel Magazine
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