Blog & Local Stories
For holiday inspiration, the best things to see on the coast and an insight into life on England’s Coast, click on the local stories and blogs below.
15 miles of golden sands, water sports galore and the best choice of attractions ever offered, south coast resorts Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole are set to sizzle this summer!
From rustic oyster sheds to sophisticated tasting menus, nothing beats dining al fresco on England’s coast. Read on for a round-up of the best festivals, vineyard tours and fresh-off-the-boat seafood experiences.
At around 2,700 miles long, the upcoming King Charles III England Coast Path will offer the biggest range of routes ever open. Discover four diverse regions and go at your own pace!
Whether it’s for dramatic clifftops, peaceful country lanes or woodland trails, Dorset offers walking routes for all abilities. With iconic sites like Durdle Door and Chesil Beach, its paths are internationally renowned, this is a rambler’s paradise.
Think dramatic coastline combined with rolling hills, inviting villages, and wonderful wildlife. Whether you’re an experience hiker or love a gentle stroll, East Yorkshire has the perfect walk for you.
Whether it’s skylarks singing overhead, architectural gems or glimpses of the French coast, a host of fascinating walks criss-cross this ancient coastline.
Whether it’s an island walk, bird-spotting trail or heritage route, there’s more than 300 miles of seafront path to explore on one of the most varied coastlines in the country.
Fly kites on windswept beaches, ride rollercoasters and feed sharks, from Durham in the north east to Plymouth in the south, England’s Coast is made for family memories.