Skegness Beach

Skegness Beach is probably Lincolnshire’s most renowned beach. It’s called Skeg, Skeggy, and Skegvegas by those who have been there. It is one of the country’s most visited seaside resorts, particularly for those in the East Midlands. It’s a perfect, wide, sandy beach with promenade gardens and boating lakes.

The beach is conveniently located near the town centre, making it easily accessible to visitors. The promenade backs the beach, lined with shops, cafes, and arcades, offering entertainment and refreshments. All visitor reviews speak of the cleanliness of this beach, the facilities and the fun they’ve had there all year round.

Between 1^st May and 30^th September, dogs are banned from the main Skegness Beach and on the promenade must be kept on leads.

There are great restaurants, cafes, and many attractions, allowing you to have a good day out, no matter the weather! It’s a great sandy beach for surfing, bodyboarding, swimming, boating, and canoeing. The water is shallow with a gradual gradient, and the surf is not too wild, making it a perfect spot for those with little children.

Facilities at the beach include a large car park and street parking, seasonal lifeguards, toilets, incl. disabled, deckchair/chalet/beach hut hire, restaurants/cafes, first aid facilities, a pier, promenade, amusements and slipway.