The British seaside: Dud or dud?

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We spent a beautiful week on the north Norfolk coast (Stiffkey); we've just booked a week on the Lincolnshire coast for the first week in January. Have never been to Lincolnshire before (and have never met anyone who has).

djh, Sunday, 11 October 2015 21:10 (eight years ago) link

four years pass...

So ... if you were in Whitby but finding it a bit impossible (too busy, too difficult to physically distance) where would you go? Seaside/coast would get bonus points but anywhere to avoid people, really? Entertaining a six year old gets more points.

djh, Thursday, 13 August 2020 22:11 (three years ago) link

Back to Transylvania?

koogs, Friday, 14 August 2020 01:53 (three years ago) link

Not an easy task w/ the kicker of entertaining a child! If Whitby's too busy, Robin Hood's Bay probably will be as well, though there is a pretty long stretch of beach. You could go down the coast a bit further and have a stroll around the amazing Ravenscar Hall hotel (the gardens are free to roam around iirc, last time I was there) and it has amazing views.

Your best bet probably could be the Folling Foss Tea Garden, a really nice tea garden in the forest w/ lots of room for kids to run around or do whatever it is kids do :) And for you to enjoy the sights and nature as well (and some grub). Website is here

Monte Scampino (Le Bateau Ivre), Friday, 14 August 2020 07:21 (three years ago) link

*Falling Foss, that is

Monte Scampino (Le Bateau Ivre), Friday, 14 August 2020 07:21 (three years ago) link

That looks so idyllic. I cannot possibly express how much I want to be sitting outside a tea room in a forest right now.

Matt DC, Friday, 14 August 2020 08:24 (three years ago) link


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