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Barrow-in-Furness: An industrial town with maritime roots, Barrow-in-Furness is known for its shipbuilding heritage and is the gateway to the Furness Peninsula.
Birkenhead: Located on the Wirral Peninsula, Birkenhead boasts historic parks, a bustling town centre, and a rich maritime history.
Blackpool: Famous for its iconic tower, illuminations, and Pleasure Beach, Blackpool is one of the UK's most well-known seaside resorts.
Burnham-on-Crouch: A historic town on the banks of the River Crouch, known for its yachting and maritime activities.
Grimsby: An important port town, Grimsby boasts a maritime history, with attractions like the Fishing Heritage Centre showcasing its past.
Lancashire Coast: Stretching from the Ribble Estuary to Morecambe Bay, the Lancashire Coast offers sandy beaches, nature reserves, and coastal towns.
Lincolnshire Coast: Known for its vast sandy beaches and coastal nature reserves, the Lincolnshire Coast is a haven for both wildlife and beachgoers.
Liverpool: A city with a rich cultural heritage, Liverpool is known worldwide for The Beatles, its maritime history, and its UNESCO-listed waterfront.
Morecambe: Offering stunning views of Morecambe Bay, this seaside town is also known for its historic Winter Gardens and iconic art deco Midland Hotel.
Southport: With its classic pier, botanical gardens, and bustling Lord Street, Southport is a blend of historic charm and modern attractions.