beaches & coastline
Discover Lincolnshire's natural coastline, traditional seaside experiences, and miles and miles of quiet unspoilt beaches.
experience the natural coast
The biggest of skies and the widest of beaches, on Lincolnshire’s Natural Coast kick off your shoes and with the wind in your hair, explore and unwind. Walking, cycling, bird watching or just soak up the wide open spaces.
the traditional English seaside
Nothing beats a day beside the seaside. The Lincolnshire coastline boasts some other nations best loved seaside destinations including Skegness and Cleethorpes with famous coastal attractions, amusements, fairgrounds, waterparks and Butlins!
The King Charles III England Coast Path
When it is completed, the King Charles III England Coast Path will be the longest managed coastal walking route in the world. The 2,700 mile coast path (4,500km) will encircle the entire English coastline, taking in beaches, clifftops, cities, nature reserves and harbours through a range of unique landscapes and natural environments, with all the history and culture they have to offer. Sections of the King Charles III England Coast Path are already open, and further sections around the country such as in Lincolnshire will complete in the next few months.
WALKING
Coastal Paths
Enjoy the great outdoors and the fresh sea air on the Lincolnshire coast.
Find the best places and routes to take for a relaxing walk - along the natural coastline near quiet beaches, trails through nature and wildlife reserves, and accessible waymarked paths and promenades.
stay along the coast
Hotels, Holiday Parks, B&Bs and much more, all along the Lincolnshire Coast.
ready to plan your visit?
Visit Lincs Coast, the Lincolnshire coast's dedicated tourism organisation. You'll find more information about the best places to stay and visit in the area.
places to
stay & eat
Find more accommodation and great places to eat on Lincolnshire's coast.
much more to see & do
Discover more things to do, find inspiration for family-friendly activities and events across Lincolnshire's coast.
