Click here to view SeaBritain information Coastal Contrasts As soon as you start to explore the Lancashire coastline, you’ll start discovering some real seaside treasures. From genteel and sophisticated Lytham St. Annes, through big, bright and busy Blackpool to Fleetwood with its maritime history and great value shopping. North again to Morecambe, famous for its magnificent sunsets and award-winning public art. From nostalgic fishing ports to the great outdoors plus abundant wildlife and sea life. World class golf courses to a world famous Pleasure Beach. Lytham St. Annes Genteel Lytham St. Annes is a welcome breath of traditional seaside fresh air. One of England’s finest resorts, it’s a haven for peace and tranquillity. As you walk along the promenade, past the bandstand and along the majestic Victorian Pier you’ll think you’ve strolled back in time. And as well as fresh air, Lytham St. Annes is full of fresh ideas and innovations. The current redevelopment of the town has stylish walkways and entertainment areas plus the extremely chic new café quarter. With the added attractions of the Lifeboat Station, Ashton Gardens and the Floral Centre, Lytham St. Annes-On-Sea could be that wonderful taste of nostalgia you’ve been craving. Morecambe Referred to as England’s most talked about seafront, the five miles of promenade at Morecambe are the best place to enjoy the breathtaking views and sunsets across the Bay. A birdwatcher’s paradise, Morecambe is the favourite seaside destination of many species of migrating birds. It could be they come for the world famous Morecambe Bay shrimp, or merely to bask in the beautiful surroundings of the Art Deco architecture and the wonderful example of Morecambe’s regeneration, Happy Mount Park. And of course a visit to Morecambe wouldn’t be complete without visiting the statue of Eric Morecambe and having your photograph taken recreating that famous one-legged pose. Everyone’s talking and squawking about it. Fleetwood With its interesting maritime past and great value shopping, you’ll think Fleetwood was designed purely for you to unwind. Boasting a beautiful newly paved promenade and a magnificent Art Deco Marine Hall it effortlessly combines the old and the new. And once you’ve explored all of Fleetwood’s countless hidden gems, pull up a deck chair, kick off your shoes and feel the sand between your toes. When you feel suitably refreshed, stroll, cycle or catch the tram to Cleveleys. You’ll discover even more traditional seaside attractions and activities to while away for hours. It really is everything you could wish for from the seaside and more. And that’s not all... Unravel the Lancashire coastline and you’ll also stumble upon Glasson Dock, a thriving port with a small selection of shops and places to eat or Sunderland Point, where you can follow the circular walk and see splendid views of the River Lune Estuary. Why not catch the ferry from Fleetwood to Knott-End for an ice-cream or take a boat trip on Fairhaven Lake? A fresh and invigorating coastline, which harbours dramatic contrasts of scenery, culture and experiences. If you like to be beside the seaside, you’ll simply love being in Lancashire. Country Escapes | Family Fun | Coastal Contrasts | Heritage | Explore | Win a Short Break | Online Booking | Request a Brochure | Conference Venues | Tourism Awards