Discover Lincolnshire's Natural Coast
Experience wellness and connect with nature as you discover Lincolnshire's Natural Coast.
A sanctuary for natural escapes
The Lincolnshire Coast offers a sanctuary for those seeking wellness and a connection with nature. Immerse yourself in the tranquil coastal landscapes, from golden sandy beaches stretching as far as the eye can see, to vast nature reserves teeming with birds and wildlife.
Dive into the heritage of Lincolnshire’s coast whilst discovering hidden gems nestled along the way – with miles of natural beaches to explore and historic market towns just a stone’s throw away, there’s much to uncover whilst rejuvenating your mind and body.
Connect with Lincolnshire's Natural Coast
Learn all you need to start planning your escape to the Lincolnshire Coast by taking a look at our blogs below.
Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park
Spanning from the golden shores of Sandilands to the charming views in Chapel St Leonards, and extending inland to Hogsthorpe, Mumby, Anderby, and Huttoft, The Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park unfolds as a sensational vista of natural beauty and wonder.
Here, miles of intact sandy beaches weave with rich nature reserves, offering a haven for both visitors and wildlife. Besides the park's many natural features, there are also numerous iconic attractions such as the Cloud Bar, Sound Tower, and Round and Round House, each offering a unique perspective of the glorious coastal scenery.
Top nature reserves in the area
Donna Nook Nature Reserve
Donna Nook's scenic coastline hosts a diverse ecosystem of marshes and wildlife, most notably its famous grey seal colony. A must-visit spot for…
Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve
Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve is a birdwatching nature reserve on the Lincolnshire coast near Skegness with diverse habitats, guided trails,…
Sandilands Pit
Sandilands Pit is a Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust clay pit reserve providing a habitat for wildlife.
Chapel Pit Nature Reserve
Chapel Pit Nature Reserve in Lincolnshire is ideal for bird watching. Created from clay excavation after 1953 floods, the reserve hosts habitat for…
