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Lincolnshire is proud of its history and heritage and Lincolnshire County has an award winning tourism team who have compiled an enticing collection of things to see and do, to inspire you to visit our area.
Get Closer to Nature
Lincolnshire’s coastline is home to a variety of well-signposted nature reserves, all with parking. From internationally important sites to hidden gems, each offers unique wildlife, birdlife, coastal plants, and opportunities to spot seals.
Gibraltar Point Reserve
Chapel Pit
Frampton Marsh
Beaches on Lincolnshire's Natural Coast
Lincolnshire’s Natural Coast boasts miles of unspoilt, wide sandy beaches, offering a peaceful escape from the bustle of traditional seaside resorts. It is the perfect place to experience the changing seasons, from the spectacle of breeding seals and vast flocks of migrating birds to the vibrant display of wildflowers. The sea is a constant presence, yet it is ever-changing, shaped by the weather and the tides—just like the many birds that visit this remarkable coastline throughout the year.
Saltfleet
An unspoilt sandy beach backed by rolling dunes, offering a vast expanse of shoreline where the tide retreats far, creating plenty of space to explore at low tide.
📍 Saltfleet, near Louth
Huttoft
Huttoft Beach, also known as Moggs Eye, is a quiet rural beach backed by sand dunes, perfect for a peaceful coastal escape.
📍 Alford
Sandilands Beach
Sandilands is a beautiful, natural golden sandy beach stretching for miles, offering a clean, picturesque, and dog-friendly coastline.
📍 Sandilands, Mablethorpe
Sutton on Sea
Discover Sutton-on-Sea, a charming coastal village with a beautiful, well-kept golden sandy beach, perfect for a traditional seaside escape.
📍 Suttton on Sea
Chapel Point
Chapel Point Beach is a peaceful stretch of coastline, known for its traditional privately owned beach huts and relaxed seaside atmosphere.
📍 Chapel St Leonards
Anderby Creek
Just 4 kilometres north of Chapel St. Leonards, Anderby Creek boasts a beautiful stretch of unspoilt sandy beach framed by rolling sand dunes, offering a peaceful escape on the Lincolnshire coast.
📍 Anderby Creek
Discover More Along the Natural Coast
Explore more of Lincolnshire’s Natural Coast, from peaceful nature reserves and unspoilt beaches to spectacular wildlife, birdwatching, and stunning coastal scenery waiting to be discovered.
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Sandilands Beach
Sandilands is a beautiful, natural golden sandy beach stretching for miles. It is clean and picturesque and is dog friendly...
📍 Sandilands, Mablethorpe
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Sutton on Sea
Discover Sutton-On-Sea, a small coastal village with an excellent well-kept, golden sandy beach, the perfect traditional seaside...
📍 Suttton on Sea
Donna Nook
Donna Nook is a treasured landscape in the UK with Britain being home to 40% of the world’s grey seal...
📍 Donna Nook, Louth
Frampton Marsh
Discover one of Europe’s most important locations for for freshwater wildlife. Gain access to close-up views of...
📍 Boston
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Anderby Creek
Anderby Creek is 4 kilometres North from Chapel St. Leonards, is this beautiful long stretch of sandy unspoilt beach framed by sand...
📍 Anderby Creek
Seaview Colonnade
The Seaview Colonnade in Sutton on Sea is a new state-of-the-art pavilion space in the heart of the village, providing a hub to support activities, events and tourism...
📍 Sutton on Sea
Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve
Visit Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve on the large stretch of unspoilt coastline that runs southward from Skegness to the south of The...
📍 Gibraltar Point
North Sea Observatory
The UK’s only purpose-built Marine Observatory, located at Chapel Point on the North edge of Chapel St...
📍 Chapel St Leonards
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Chapel Point
Chapel Point Beach is relatively quiet and features a charming row of traditional privately owned beach huts....
📍 Chapel St Leonards
Lincolnshire's Heritage
There’s plenty to discover beyond the coast, from historic market towns, castles, and country houses to medieval churches, aviation heritage, and scenic walks through the rolling Lincolnshire Wolds.
Historic Market Towns
Lincolnshire’s historic market towns each have their own unique character. Explore Louth for its independent shops, Horncastle for antiques, Spilsby for its explorer heritage, and Boston for its rich history and bustling market. For traditional charm, Alford is a must-visit.
Just 20 minutes from the coast, Alford is home to a thatched manor house, a historic windmill, and picturesque streets to explore. Follow one of the town’s walking trails or enjoy a circular countryside walk, and if you visit on a Tuesday, experience the lively weekly market and seasonal craft fairs.
Heritage
Discover Lincolnshire’s remarkable aviation heritage at the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight in Coningsby and the Lincolnshire Aviation Centre at East Kirkby. These renowned attractions offer a fascinating insight into the county’s wartime history, with iconic aircraft and engaging exhibits.
Visit the beautiful Gunby Hall, a historic country house set within picturesque gardens and parkland. Explore the peaceful grounds, enjoy scenic walks throughout the year, and experience one of Lincolnshire’s most charming National Trust properties.
Aviation heritage
Lincolnshire has a proud aviation heritage, with the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight at Coningsby and the Lincolnshire Aviation Centre at East Kirkby among its highlights. Visit these iconic attractions to discover historic aircraft, fascinating exhibitions, and the stories behind them.
Step back in time at Gunby Hall, a charming 17th-century country house surrounded by beautiful walled gardens. Enjoy peaceful walks around the estate, seasonal displays such as the popular snowdrops, and a warm welcome for both visitors and their dogs.
Walks
Lincolnshire is rich in aviation heritage, with highlights including the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight at Coningsby and the Lincolnshire Aviation Centre at East Kirkby. Discover iconic aircraft, fascinating exhibitions, and the stories of those who served.
Explore a range of scenic circular walks through picturesque villages, nature reserves, and historic landscapes. From peaceful countryside to unspoilt coastline, there’s something to enjoy for walkers of all abilities.
