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Industry expertsTop 5 coastal towns to visit in the UK
If you’ve recently purchased your handcrafted Jonic mattress, topper, or bedding and are now searching for the perfect coastal paradise to visit, we’ve got you covered. Here are five stunning locations you simply must explore.
1. Woolacombe, North Devon
Situated on the North Devon coast, Woolacombe offers something for everyone. Whether you’re seeking relaxation with views of the picturesque shoreline or looking for family fun, Woolacombe has it all. It’s also home to one of the best beaches in the UK!
Recommendations
The Captain’s Table – Indulge in delicious meals made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Whether it’s the all-day breakfast, mouthwatering seafood, or a glass of wine in the bar, this spot is a must-visit.
Mortehoe Museum – Discover the rich history and heritage of Woolacombe. The museum also has a shop where you can pick up books, maps, postcards, and locally made arts and crafts.
Morte Point Trail Walk – This 2.2-mile trail is a relaxing walk for the entire family and is dog-friendly. Enjoy the stunning views across the bay and keep an eye out for Atlantic Grey seals near the shore!
Woolacombe Beach – This award-winning, dog-friendly 3-mile stretch of golden sand with breathtaking views is popular with families, couples, and especially surfers.
Mortehoe Museum – Discover the rich history and heritage of Woolacombe. The museum also has a shop where you can pick up books, maps, postcards, and locally made arts and crafts.
Morte Point Trail Walk – This 2.2-mile trail is a relaxing walk for the entire family and is dog-friendly. Enjoy the stunning views across the bay and keep an eye out for Atlantic Grey seals near the shore!
Woolacombe Beach – This award-winning, dog-friendly 3-mile stretch of golden sand with breathtaking views is popular with families, couples, and especially surfers.
2. Seahouses, Northumberland
This lively village is an excellent base for exploring Northumberland’s coastline. Seahouses boasts a bustling harbour, shops, local wildlife, and, of course, a beautiful beach.
Recommendations
Serenity Farne Islands Boat Tours – Set sail from Seahouses to the Farne Islands, where you might spot puffins and grey seals along the way.
Bamburgh Castle – Just a 10-minute drive from Seahouses, this magnificent castle is perfect for history enthusiasts, especially those interested in Anglo-Saxon history. The castle, believed to have been occupied for over 10,000 years, offers stunning sea views, ideal for your holiday snaps.
Elan Pizzeria – Savour freshly made pizzas cooked to perfection at this excellent pizzeria. With a range of options and a selection of drinks, it’s the perfect spot to end a day of coastal exploration.
Bamburgh Castle – Just a 10-minute drive from Seahouses, this magnificent castle is perfect for history enthusiasts, especially those interested in Anglo-Saxon history. The castle, believed to have been occupied for over 10,000 years, offers stunning sea views, ideal for your holiday snaps.
Elan Pizzeria – Savour freshly made pizzas cooked to perfection at this excellent pizzeria. With a range of options and a selection of drinks, it’s the perfect spot to end a day of coastal exploration.
3. Llandudno & Colwyn Bay, North Wales
Llandudno and Colwyn Bay are ideal destinations for those looking to explore nature, beaches, historic attractions, and more. Once you’ve experienced this stunning Welsh coastline, you’ll want to return again and again.
Recommendations
West Shore Beach – Unwind to the sound of the waves with stunning views of Conwy Bay and Eryri (Snowdonia).
Oriel Mostyn Gallery – This charming gallery, housed in an elegant building with a 20th-century façade, hosts art exhibitions throughout the year, making it a delightful day out.
Welsh Mountain Zoo – One of North Wales’ top attractions, this conservation zoo is home to a variety of wildlife, including seals, chimps, tigers, birds, and other exotic animals.
4. Eyemouth, Berwickshire
Located on Scotland’s scenic southeast coast, Eyemouth in Berwickshire is a quaint historic town with a natural harbour and stunning scenery. Fishing has been a part of Eyemouth’s history since the 13th century, and its harbour remains active today.
Recommendations
St Abbs – Marvel fans may recognise this charming fishing village as part of the Avengers: Endgame film, where it was depicted as the ‘Home of New Asgard’.
Giacopazzi’s – Treat yourself to authentic Italian Gelato at Giacopazzi’s. Choose from a variety of delicious flavours and enjoy the harbour views from their outdoor seating.
Eyemouth Beach – Perfect for a walk with your four-legged friends, a picnic on the sand, or a splash in the sea, this beach is a wonderful spot for a day by the sea.
5. Southwold, Suffolk
With a thriving market town, sandy beach, and popular pier, Southwold is an excellent choice for holidays. It caters to all ages and offers plenty to see and do, making it a favourite among holidaymakers.
Recommendations
Southwold Pier Beach – Experience a traditional seaside day with a promenade lined with beach huts, ice cream kiosks, a beach café, and, of course, stunning views.
Southwold Maize Maze – A fantastic day out for the whole family, featuring two different mazes, a double zip line, tractor rides, climbing towers, and more.
East Suffolk Markets – Every week, the Suffolk coast hosts street markets where you can buy a wide variety of local food and drinks, including jams, cheeses, fruit, and Suffolk-cured ham.
Southwold Maize Maze – A fantastic day out for the whole family, featuring two different mazes, a double zip line, tractor rides, climbing towers, and more.
East Suffolk Markets – Every week, the Suffolk coast hosts street markets where you can buy a wide variety of local food and drinks, including jams, cheeses, fruit, and Suffolk-cured ham.