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Seaside and Coastal Towns in East England

Clacton-on-sea: A popular seaside resort town, Clacton-on-sea boasts sandy beaches and a lively pier, making it a perfect summer destination.

Cromer Area: Located on the North Norfolk coast, the Cromer area is famous for its cliff-top setting and its historic pier, which often hosts theater shows and other events.

Essex Coast: A stretch of coastline that offers diverse landscapes, from mudflats to sandy beaches, and includes various wildlife reserves and picturesque towns.

Felixstowe Harwich: While Felixstowe is known for its port and seafront gardens, Harwich has rich maritime history, with several historic landmarks and museums.

Great Yarmouth: A vibrant coastal town, Great Yarmouth is renowned for its expansive sandy beaches, Pleasure Beach amusement park, and the historic South Quay.

Lowestoft: As the easternmost town in the UK, Lowestoft offers beautiful beaches, a rich maritime history, and the iconic Claremont Pier.

Norfolk Coast: A designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), the Norfolk Coast has a unique blend of salt marshes, sandy beaches, and quaint villages.

Skegness: Known for its popular seafront attractions, Skegness also offers a lively pier and the Skegness Natureland Seal Sanctuary.

Suffolk Coast: This beautiful stretch of coastline is dotted with charming towns, sandy beaches, and nature reserves, making it a haven for wildlife and visitors alike.