Lloyds Tour of Britain 2026
Watch world-class cycling arrive on the Lincolnshire Coast and make a seaside break of it.
Watch the Race and Stay by the Sea
The Lloyds Tour of Britain 2026 is coming to the Lincolnshire Coast, with Stage Two of the race travelling from Boston to Skegness on Thursday 3rd September 2026. After making its way through the Lincolnshire Wolds and towards the coast, the route will pass through coastal locations including Mablethorpe and Sutton-on-Sea, before finishing beside the seaside in Skegness.
Bringing world-class professional cycling to the Lincolnshire Coast, Stage Two of the Tour of Britain offers visitors a fantastic opportunity to experience the excitement and atmosphere of Britain’s biggest professional cycle race in some of Lincolnshire’s best-loved seaside destinations. Whether you’re planning to watch the riders pass through Mablethorpe, enjoy the coastal buzz in Sutton-on-Sea, or be there for the stage finish in Skegness, it’s the perfect reason to make a break of it by the sea.
With golden beaches, family attractions, nature reserves, traditional seaside entertainment, coastal towns, independent shops and plenty of places to stay, the Lincolnshire Coast is ideal for turning race day into a longer getaway. Use this page to find key race information, local inspiration, accommodation, things to do and places to explore while the Tour of Britain is here.
Stage Two: Boston to Skegness
The Lincolnshire Coast will host the finish of Stage Two of the Lloyds Tour of Britain Men 2026, as riders complete the route from Boston to Skegness on Thursday 3rd September 2026. The stage will pass through Mablethorpe and Sutton-on-Sea before continuing on to the finish in Skegness, bringing the excitement of the race to the heart of the coast.
One Day of Racing. Four Days by the Sea.
Don’t just visit for the day, turn the Tour of Britain into a coastal escape. From the excitement of race day in Skegness to peaceful nature walks at Gibraltar Point, seaside fun in Mablethorpe, beach strolls in Sutton-on-Sea and relaxed coastal dining, there are plenty of ways to enjoy more of the Lincolnshire Coast while you’re here.
Our suggested itinerary shows how visitors can spend four days exploring the coast, with ideas for where to go, what to do and how to make the most of their trip before, during and after race day.
Places to Stay on the Lincolnshire Coast
Planning to watch the Tour of Britain on the Lincolnshire Coast? Make the most of your visit by booking a stay nearby. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly holiday park, a cosy self-catering cottage, a seaside hotel, a guest house or somewhere close to the beach, there are plenty of accommodation options across the coast.
Stay close to the race atmosphere in Skegness, enjoy a classic seaside break in Mablethorpe, choose a quieter coastal stay around Sutton-on-Sea, or explore accommodation in nearby villages and resorts across the Lincolnshire Coast.
Things to Do While You’re Here
The Tour of Britain may be the main event, but there’s plenty more to discover while you’re on the Lincolnshire Coast. Enjoy traditional seaside attractions, family-friendly days out, amusement arcades, coastal walks, nature reserves, wildlife experiences, independent shops and miles of sandy beaches.
In Skegness, visitors can enjoy a traditional seaside holiday atmosphere, including the beach, pier, amusement attractions, entertainment and plenty of places to eat and drink. In Mablethorpe, visitors will find family-friendly attractions, traditional amusements and Blue Flag award-winning sandy beaches. The wider Lincolnshire Coast also offers natural beaches, nature reserves and opportunities to explore by foot or bike.
Explore the Lincolnshire Coast
Stage Two of the Tour of Britain will shine a spotlight on some of the Lincolnshire Coast’s best-loved seaside locations, including Mablethorpe, Sutton-on-Sea and Skegness. Each offers a different coastal experience, from lively seaside entertainment and family attractions to peaceful beaches, cafés, promenades and places to unwind.
Use the links below to explore towns, villages and places along the Lincolnshire Coast and start planning your visit.
Businesses: Get Involved in the Tour of Britain
The Lloyds Tour of Britain 2026 is a fantastic opportunity for local businesses to celebrate the Lincolnshire Coast, welcome visitors and be part of the race-day atmosphere. Whether you run accommodation, an attraction, a café, restaurant, shop or visitor experience, there are ways to get involved and make the most of this major event.
Visit the business resources page below to access toolkits and guidance to help promote the race and support your customers.