Recommendations for Charming Coastal Towns in the UK & Tips for Caring for a Loved One with Oesophageal Cancer

[alyssak]

Another vote for Filey, North Yorkshire. Or Southwold or Aldeburgh in Suffolk, Wells in Norfolk. All seaside resorts with little shops and cafes/restaurants without being too commercialised x

 

[paphnutios]

Fife,Scotland

 

[boot_camp]

Cromer in Norfolk

 

[mackenzies_mommy]

Southwold, Holkham bay

 

[wallew]

@mackenzies_mommy wells next the sea too!

 

[sewd5]

Southwold definitely.

 

[jcslao]

Look at places along the river crouch we’re a very small area in essex which isn’t very touristy but we do have some nice restaurants overlooking water

 

[keithann]

Where do you live?

 

[de4an]

Northumberland coast, alnmouth, duridge bay etc all beautiful

 

[bulletnamedchrist]

North Norfolk

 

[wabi]

Auchenlarrie caravan park in Scotland area , it's a quite little caravan site looking out onto the sea lovely relaxing atmosphere x

 

[thesunwillshineagain]

Watch Britains best places to live xx

 

[sweetielove]

Westward Ho! Is lovely

 

[funkydeeus]

Isle of Wight - it’s incredible. There is a beach 30 mins each way

 

[robertcuadra]

Herne-Bay in Kent

 

[deedle]

Eastbourne is lovely

 

[gentlenight87]

Sorry to hear about your Auntie. She is very lucky to have such a lovely thoughtful niece. I am not sure where your Auntie lives but I highly recommend Southwold (Suffolk) for a little coastal break. Or up north my dad used to love visiting Robin Hoods Bay near Whitby when he was alive before cancer took him from us. Good luck with your search and get making memories x

 

[safaa]

Bamburgh, Northumberland. St Bees Cumbria and Rossall nr Fleetwood Fylde

 

[rdevotie]

New quay in Wales (not Cornwall) is gorgeous and fab for dolphin watching there's loads in the bay and daily boat trips to feed them xx

 

[sax_mad]

Anywhere from hunstanton right up to cromer, there are some lovely air bnbs and hollday let's around that area somewhere like brancaster/Holme / Thornham and you can literally just follow the coastal road right along the norfolk coast.