ShareEnjoy the picturesque sights of the red sandstone cliffs as you walk along St Bees's tranquil beach.
Enjoy a stroll along the sandy beach and admire the sights of the beautiful coastline. If you’re a keen bird watcher, be sure to bring your binoculars as you’ll see plenty of seabirds in the RSPB reserve.
There's plenty for the family to do too; be sure to explore the rock pools, stop to watch the glorious sunsets, and marvel at the views of the Isle of Man, and of course be sure to grab an ice cream from local makers Hartleys.
Don't forget your bucket and spade.
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For more local tourist information:
- Egremont Tourist Information Centre
- Email Address lowescourt@btconnect.com
- Contact Details 01946 820693
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