Blog & Local Stories

If you’re looking to reduce your carbon footprint, England’s Coast has a wealth of options from converted farm barns to glamping pods and wooden wigwams! Make your next staycation more sustainable, here’re some of our top picks.

Crisp winter walks along windswept beaches and clifftops can be some of the best times to experience a trip to the coast. Quieter than during the madding crowds of summer, it’s easier to score the best sea view tables at warming pubs and cafes, while the crashing waves and wintry skies thrill the soul. The coast is awash with characterful towns and villages bursting with art galleries and quirky shops, scores of events and plenty of wildlife and migrating birds to reconnect with nature after the excesses of the season.

Bridlington, Flamborough, Hornsea – the East Yorkshire Coast brims with charming resorts each offering bags of unique character. Aside from its seaside towns, this stretch of the coast is also rich with wildlife, coastal walks, small market towns and cycling paths making it perfect for an off-season break.

The coast of the North York Moors is the perfect place to break free, take in the sea air and gaze into the distance – either across the sea or across purple heather and yellow gorse.

A beautiful, harbour town situated on the banks of the picturesque River Dart, Dartmouth is the perfect year-round destination for a short break, day visit or holiday.

From art galleries to historic castles, you’ll find cultural inspiration all the way along the English coast.

From Brighton-made Gin to Porlock Bay oysters, in this blog we discover some of the best locally made food and drink on England’s Coast

The English Coast is the perfect playground for families with its wealth of gently-shelving beaches, water sports and attractions