Managed by the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust and a site of special scientific interest. Hosts an array of wildlife and is a key habitat for a number of species. Enjoy a stroll along the many paths and finish at the visitor centre and cafe which has a fantastic viewing platform.

A thriving traditional seaside town. Perfect for family fun with amusement arcades, crazy golf, funfair and outdoor swimming pool. Enjoy donkey rides, ice cream and fish and chips on the beach.

There is also the Embassy theatre with fantastic star studded stage performances and a cinema. There are a plethora of good modern eateries and bars suited to all tastes.

The North Sea Observatory and Seascape Cafe provide a dog friendly place for lunch or a coffee and cake. Look directly out to sea through their glass wall and take in the spectacular coastal views in all weathers.

On the Lincolnshire Coastal path, watch the birds from the round and round house or view the clouds from the cloud bar, the first cloud viewing platform.

An array of famous little beach huts along the promenade make for a pleasant, interesting stroll along part of the Lincolnshire Coastal Path. There is also a new Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust nature reserve in development here on the old golf course.

A quaint coastal village, offers visitors a serene and picturesque retreat by the sea. With its sandy beaches, charming promenade, and peaceful atmosphere, Sutton on Sea is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. From leisurely walks along the promenade to enjoying traditional fish and chips by the beach, this coastal haven provides a tranquil escape for those seeking a peaceful seaside retreat. The high street has numerous independent shops from butchers, antique shops and a good choice of restaurants, bars and cafes.

Alford is a small historic market town with numerous independent shops, cafes and takeaways. The town boasts the beautiful 17th century Manor House and a 14th century church. The town hosts several craft markets and offers multiple craft workshops throughout the year as well as the popular 1940’s weekend in August.

Hailed by TV Chef’s The Hairy Bikers as a “food mecca”, Louth is one of the UK’s best-loved foodie hot-spots and certainly not to be missed. Visit the bustling weekly markets and sample some of Lincolnshire’s finest produce, selling everything from speciality cheeses through to Lincolnshire Plum Loaf. Whether you have a passion for shopping or an interest in history, this charming market town offers an array of attractions and activities Cadwell Park race circuit is known to be one of the best in the country and hosts multiple events. Spout Yard is a great sun-trap park complete with an outdoor theatre, children’s play area and picnic tables. Just beyond the town lies Hubbard’s Hills, a steep-sided chalk valley with a running stream, perfect for walking or an ideal spot for a picnic.

Woodhall Spa is a beautiful former spa town set amidst magnificent 19 acres of pine woods owned by The Woodland Trust. Regarded as one of Lincolnshire’s most attractive villages, Woodhall Spa is famous for its peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. The unique ‘Kinema in the Woods‘ cinema offers regular entertainment and is home to an original Compton Kinestra organ, which you might see perform in the interval if you are lucky and is the only full time cinema to still use rear projection. You can also enjoy afternoon tea in the Petwood Hotel, home of the famous 617 Dambuster Squadron where memorabilia is on display.

Brimming with history and heritage, Lincoln is one of England’s finest cities. From the tip of the Cathedral to the depths of the Roman waterways, Lincoln is full of fascinating stories just waiting to be discovered. Packed with things to see and do, Lincoln is a destination that everyone can enjoy. With award-winning attractions, great shopping and a wealth of places to eat and drink, this beautiful city makes for the perfect day out. www.visitlincoln.com