Widening the Footpath at Rossall Beach
The final stage of the Wyre Beach Management Scheme at Cleveleys is widening the footpath at Rossall Beach – find out more
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Seafront
Explore the seafront with Visit Cleveleys. Enjoy amazing views of the Lakes across Morecambe Bay. On a clear day you can see Wales. Sometimes at sunset, you can see the Isle of Man!
It’s a really family friendly place to visit. Spring, summer, autumn and winter all have something to offer.
Walk along the beautiful curved promenade and visit the public art pieces in the Mythic Coast Trail. Then head further north and take in the natural, windswept beauty of the shingly Rossall Beach.
Find all this at Cleveleys seafront, between Blackpool and Fleetwood on the north west UK coast.
Before you set off you might want to check out the webcams, weather forecasts and tide tables
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Sea Foam on Cleveleys Seafront
Have you seen the white snow-like mass of sea foam blowing about on Cleveleys seafront?
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Vue Cinema Cleveleys
Looking for things to do in Cleveleys? Visit Vue Cinema for the latest films and favourite screenings, at the seafront Jubilee Leisure Park.
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Coming up at The Venue Cleveleys
The Venue Cleveleys is right on the seafront with views of the beach. Enjoy great food here every day, coffee and cake or a refreshing drink
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Accessible Cleveleys: a disability friendly seaside town. Complete Guide for Disabled Visitors & Mobility Needs
Plan a day in accessible Cleveleys – a disability friendly seaside town. Here’s your complete guide for disabled visitors and mobility needs
Cleveleys Tide Times: Complete High & Low Water Guide & Coastal Safety
Planning a day on the Fylde Coast? Get up-to-date Cleveleys tide times. Here’s our complete guide to high & low water and coastal safety.
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