Riverdance Shipwreck
On 31st January 2008 a container ferry ran aground on the beach at Anchorsholme near Cleveleys.
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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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Storms, Sea Coming Over and Flooding
Storms, sea coming over and flooding are part of life at the coast. See what’s happened over the years in Cleveleys
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Cleveleys Seafront and Beach
Explore Cleveleys seafront and beach and enjoy the Great British Seaside at its best – it’s a perfect place for family time, all year round.
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Petrified Forest on Cleveleys Beach
Have you seen the the remains of the Petrified Forest at low water on Cleveleys Beach?
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Explore the Mythic Coast at Cleveleys Seafront
Explore the Mythic Coast on Cleveleys Seafront, the artwork trail that follows the story of the Sea Swallow.
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Public Art: Mary’s Shell on Cleveleys Beach
Mary’s Shell on Cleveleys beach is a piece of public art. Find it on the sands near the seafront cafe, opposite Jubilee Gardens.
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