The British Seaside
There are so many places to visit in Great Britain, but one of its best qualities is that you are never far from the sea. Whether it is driving from Dover down the South England Coast to Hastings through the historic town of Rye, a coastal town with historical significance, to going that little bit further along to Brighton, which is under a 2 hours’ drive from Dover, you can easily enjoy all the delights of the British seaside on your visit.
The dramatic coastline of Cornwall is renowned as the surfing capital of Great Britain and is chock-full of beach-side cafés and coastal paths. Or, head to the Jurassic Coast, stretching from Exmouth to East Devon – it is full of awe-inspiring views where the impressive Durdle Door is top of our list.
An often-forgotten place to visit in Great Britain is the East Anglian Coast, featuring traditional seaside towns such as Lowestoft in Suffolk which are great for a family day out, and Lowestoft – the most Easterly point in England. Or, head to Yarmouth for the day, a stone’s throw away from Lowestoft. The East Anglian coastline also includes other popular destinations like Southend, Clacton, and Southwold.
With so much beautiful coastline to explore in England you and your family would never be bored. Book your ferries to England today and start planning your journey now.