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Lytham St. Anne's is a traditional seaside town with a Victorian Pier, gardens and entertainment for all ages - Lytham is the one with the windmill on the Green! You can walk along the beautiful seafront and through Lowther Gardens.   Lytham and St Annes, Fylde, are dual seaside towns are nestled along a picturesque stretch of coastline lined with well tended lawns, a boating lake and pretty parks.       
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Welcome to Weston, perfectly located for a short stay or an extended holiday,  to enjoy plenty of fresh air and scenic walks, you’ll be surprised at the variety of entertainment, cuisine, shopping and activities on offer.   You can enjoy almost 2 miles of beach with a flat and level promenade running alongside it and the town centre with its independent shops, cafes and bars is nestled within a few steps.  If...more info

🌴 Torquay – The Heart of the English Riviera 🌊 You can’t get much more of a traditional British seaside resort than the vibrant and cheerful town of Torquay. Nestled at the very heart of the English Riviera on the stunning South Devon Coast, this much-loved resort i...more info

Eastbourne is a lively and sunny seaside resort town in the South East of England - Breathe in that fresh sea air  as you approach this beautiful coastal town famous for its lush rolling landscapes, stunning beaches and iconic chalk sea cliffs. Eastbourne has miles of coastline right on its doorstep. Enjoy a coastal break admiring the sights of the seafront on a stroll along Beachy Head - the UK’s highest chalk sea cliff, or ...more info

Poet Laureate, John Betjeman, chose those words to describe Sidmouth after being captivated by its beautiful gardens, leisurely walks, clean beaches and Regency history. This lovely seaside town is nestled beneath majestic red cliffs, which, along with the green hills of the Sid Valley, will captivate you too.    It’s the kind of town where you can do everything or nothing at all!

Grange is a pretty resort with an Edwardian flavour and a mild climate. It is on the shores of Morecambe Bay - Loved by artists and tourists alike - as the leaves in the valleys turn from green to gold, the autumnal colours make it a breath-taking place to visit during the months leading up top Christmas. The estuary and the countryside around Grange are fascinating places for nature enthusiasts where a tremendous range of birds can b...more info