Seaside towns across the UK
Our curated pocket travel guides make it effortless for you to plan the perfect seaside break. From top beaches and exciting activities to delectable dining and cozy accommodations, we handpick the finest recommendations to ensure an unforgettable experience. We also have a strong commitment to supporting local and independent businesses, helping them thrive and showcasing their unique charm.
Kent
Picturesque seaside town boasting beautiful sandy beaches, stunning cliff-top walks, and a charming Victorian town centre that is filled with quaint shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Kent
A vibrant mix of sandy beaches, contemporary art, a cool café culture, retro shops and a fun-fuelled amusement park.
Kent
A picturesque coastal town with a busting Royal harbour, sandy beach overflowing with continental charm.
Kent
Known for its picturesque beaches, historic harbour, and delicious seafood, Whitstable is a popular destination for travellers seeking a relaxing coastal getaway.
Kent
Charismatic coastal town that boasts a rich maritime history and a plethora of attractions that make it a popular destination for visitors seeking a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
Sussex
Situated on the south coast of England, Hastings offers visitors a unique blend of traditional British charm and modern-day excitement.
Dorset
Renowned for its impressive geological formations, scenic walks and within driving distance of a number of gorgeous beaches
Dorset
A charming seaside town in Dorset, known for its picturesque harbour, sandy beaches, historic building and access to the Jurassic Coast
Dorset
Nestled on the stunning Jurassic Coast of southern England, a charming seaside town with picturesque beaches, fossil hunting, quaint cobblestone streets and traditional architecture
Devon
This picturesque fishing town, situated between the towns of Seaton and Branscombe, is well known for its stunning coastline, with its unique geology and dramatic cliffs.
Devon
With it's iconic railway, range of beautiful parks and gardens and golden sandy beaches, Dawlish has become a popular tourist destination for families, couples, and solo travellers alike.
Devon
A coastal town nestled at the mouth of the River Exe offering scenic estuary walks, long sandy beaches, historic buildings and bags of traditional seaside charm.
Devon
Situated on the banks of the River Teign and overlooking the picturesque Teign Estuary, with beautiful beaches, and lively atmosphere, Teignmouth is a popular destination.
Devon
With its palm tree-lined promenade, sandy beaches, and charming marina, Torquay is a great destination for anyone seeking a quintessential English seaside experience.
Devon
A popular seaside resort with long sandy beaches, a lively seafront, a bustling pier, genteel buildings, and a sense of class and style.
Norfolk
Classic British seaside town renowned for its long sandy beaches, traditional pier, and vibrant atmosphere.
Lincolnshire
Traditional seaside town on the east coast, known for its sandy beaches, amusements on the pier, and attractions such as the Natureland Seal Sanctuary and Fantasy Island Theme Park.
Yorkshire
Idyllic former fishing town town located on the North Yorkshire coast with stunning coastline, rich gothic history, and quaint atmosphere.
Pembrokeshire
With its golden sand beaches, cobbled streets, and colourful buildings, Tenby is a popular destination for tourists who want to experience the best of Welsh seaside life.
Devon
Picturesque town, situated on the east side of the Kingsbridge Estuary, known for sailing and boating activities stunning natural scenery, and a rich maritime history.
Cornwall
Charming seaside town nestled in the westernmost county of Cornwall, known for its stunning beaches, vibrant arts scene, and picturesque harbour.
Cornwall
With its stunning beaches, laid-back vibe, exceptional surfing conditions, and range of adventure sports, Newquay has become a popular destination for tourists from all over the world.
Cornwall
Charming coastal town that offers visitors an authentic taste of Cornish life, with stunning beaches, rugged coastline, and lively town centre.
Cornwall
This quaint fishing town has become a popular tourist destination over the years, thanks to its picturesque harbor, stunning coastline, and mouth-watering culinary scene.
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