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Located in the rolling countryside of Somerset, Burnham-on-Sea offers a charming mix of picturesque villages and bustling resorts. The town boasts a scenic esplanade and seafront that overlooks Bridgwater Bay and the distant Welsh coast. This coastal gem is conveniently accessible, being only a short distance from the M5 motorway.
The town offers a wide range of accommodation options, from hotels and guest houses to charming cottages. You'll also find an abundance of cafes and restaurants to cater to every palate.
Other nearby attractions worth visiting include Wells, Glastonbury, and Cheddar Gorge.
Whether you prefer sunbathing or something more strenuous, Burnham-on-Sea has something for everyone. The coastline offers a myriad of activities, ranging from gentle strolls to the next bay, swimming, snorkelling, sailing, surfing, windsurfing, and kite sailing.
Our guide also includes information about the variety of pubs, restaurants, nightclubs, and shops in the area. Coming soon, you'll find detailed listings of restaurants and shops in the area.
Burnham-on-Sea is graced with one of the largest beaches in the West Country, stretching for seven miles past the town and onto the villages of Berrow and Brean Sands. At low tide, the beach expands and is often used for sand yachting and kite flying. However, due to one of the world's largest tidal ranges, the tide moves quickly, and it's advisable to check tide times before venturing too far.