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.
Journey through the coastal marvels of Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole as spring unfolds its magic. Embrace the season by exploring blooming parks and gardens, nature trails, and take in the spectacular views across the 15 miles of breathtaking coastline.
Embark on a creative journey, exploring the inspiring landscapes and rich artistic heritage of this enchanting corner of Kent.
From stately homes to Victorian steam trains, fishing villages to beautiful walled gardens, the North York Moors National Park is filled with unbeatable things to do and delicious local food
Get outdoors to the beaches and gardens of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole. Less crowded in spring, it’s the perfect time to explore their castles, historic old towns and natural scenic clifftops and seafronts.
The rugged North Yorkshire coastline draws artists, musicians, walkers and water sports fans. Escape for quiet walks and romantic breaks or buzzing festivals and family fun.
The Essex Coast consists of 350 miles of amazing beaches, unique towns, and rich heritage. If you’re looking for a seaside staycation, read on for what the Essex Coast has to offer.
The new West Sussex King Charles III England Coast Path (KCIIIECP) is an accessible walk, stretching from Shoreham by Sea’s River Adur (Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and RSPB nature reserve, to East Head Beach at the estuary of Chichester Harbour National Landscape (formerly AONB)
Across the English coastline, there’s a raft of exciting new experiences and activities happening in 2024, from a glittering entertainment museum in Blackpool to the launch of an electronic music festival in Plymouth.