Lancashire Beaches

Lancashire Beaches

Whether you’re planning a staycation or a day trip with the kids. Use our coastal holiday guide to discover beautiful Lancashire beaches.

Find your favourite Lancashire Beaches

If you are looking for a traditional British seaside holiday destination, the beaches in Lancashire are the place to go. At its heart lies the iconic town of Blackpool, a true showstopper with its world-famous Blackpool Tower, illuminations, and amusement-filled promenades. This stretch of coastline is a master of spectacle, drawing crowds with its infectious energy and promise of unforgettable memories.

Lancashire Beaches A-Z

The most popular beaches are in Blackpool, St Annes & Lytham and Morecambe. Famous for seaside resorts of Blackpool and Morcambe Bay, there are other quiet beaches in Lancashire, to relax and get away from the crowds. See our full list of beaches in Lancashire in alphabetical order.

Traditional Seaside Fun

The coastline is dotted with iconic traditional British seaside towns like Blackpool, Lytham St Annes, Morecambe, and Fleetwood. These towns offer a nostalgic charm with their piers, promenades, amusements, and seaside attractions, providing a glimpse into the region’s coastal heritage.

Yet, the Lancashire coastline is more than just glitz and glamour. It possesses a depth of character that reveals itself in the quieter moments. Stroll along the golden sands of St Annes or Cleveleys, and you’ll encounter a more serene side, inviting you to slow down and appreciate the simple pleasures of building sandcastles or flying a kite.

Coastal Walks and Trails

The Lancashire Coastal Way, a 137-mile footpath, follows the coastline between Merseyside and Cumbria, offering spectacular views of Morecambe Bay, the Bowland Fells, and the Lake District. This trail allows visitors to experience the diverse landscapes and rich history of the region.

What’s On

Coastal events in Lancashire for your diary

Annual events taking place for 2024.

  • Food Festivals
  • Sailing
  • Sporting Events

Places of Interest on the Lancashire Coast

Visit the many historical landmarks and places of interest around the Lancashire Coast.

Common Questions

Yes you can take the beautiful Lancashire coast from Silverdale to Freckleton on the Lancashire Coastal Way.

Lancashire is famous for being a traditional British seaside holiday destination. The most popular beaches are in Blackpool and Morcambe bay as well as St Annes & Lytham.

While there are no Blue Flag Beaches, however there are 11 Seaside Award winning beaches in Lancashire. Bispham Beach, Blackpool North, Blackpool Central and Blackpool South Ferry Beach, Jubilee Beach, Morecambe North, Morecambe South, Rossall Beach, St Anne’s Pier, and Marine Beach.

Explore other areas near Lancashire

Explore the miles of coastline with popular seaside destinations, coastal walks and water sports. Find more beaches in the northeast coast of England, covering the counties of Cumbria and Merseyside. Stop off at a beach for the day or walk or cycle the coastal trails.

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