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The Bell Hotel High St. Burgh Le Marsh Skegness Tel 01754 810318 Burgh Le Marsh Bridge Bungalow (B & B) Thorpe Culvert Skegness Tel 01754 881362 Fishing Accommodation Thorpe Culvert Havenhouse Farm Croft Marsh Lane Wainfleet Skegness Tel. 01754 - 881555 Fishing Accom Croft - Wainfleet Jasmine Cottage (B & B) Swaby (Alford) Lincs. Tel . 01507 480283 Swaby - Alford Cannon Guesthouse 7 Waterloo Road Mablethorpe Lincolnshire Tel 01507 - 473148 Mablethorpe (town) Willow Farm Holidays Thorpe Fendykes Skegness Tel 01507 - 830316 Thorpe Fendykes Wheelers Rest Motel New Farm Ingoldmells Road, Burgh Skegness Tel 01754 810424 Wheelers Rest Motel is located in countryside near Burgh Le Marsh.   Click for advertising Info   Holme Farm Cottages Habertoft Alford Tel. 01507 467467 Alternative Accommodation and venues: Skegness - Guesthouses Skegness - Larger Hotels Countryside Accommodation Self Catering Accommodation Caravan Accommodation Skegness - Holiday Care Homes Burgh Le Marsh

Not only does the coast offer the bright lights and fantastic night life of Skegness, but also a vast area of beautiful unspoiled countryside, dotted with nestling villages just waiting to be explored. For those seeking the best of the coastal attractions plus the tranquility of the Lincolnshire countryside, perhaps a little angling, quiet and romantic accommodation is here to be discovered. Here are just a few venues waiting to welcome you........

Burgh Le Marsh

Burgh (pronounced locally as "Borough") is a wonderful village some 3 miles east of Skegness, offering several local inns and small restaurants. Built on the side of a small hill, the history of Burgh may be traced back to Roman times. There is ample free car parking in the old village market square, located on the main road.

For that special holiday treat:: The Windmill Restaurant 46 High Street, Burgh-Le-Marsh, Skegness Lincolnshire PE24 5JT Telephone: 01754 810281 http://www.windmillrestaurant.co.uk

Take a little time to explore the old church and the few quaint shops that are mainly located on the main road.

Wainfleet

Wainfleet is about 5 miles from Skegness. A small market town similar to Burgh, offers many small inns and a real hint of yesteryear. The environment suggests that time may have stopped here long ago. Wainfleet is the home town of Bateman's Brewery, and is surrounded on two sides by the meandering River Steeping.

Similar to Burgh, the history of Wainfleet dates back to Roman times, when salt was produced from the nearby Wash. Wainfleet at one time boasted of a thriving port, and had its own mint.

Mablethorpe

Located some 16 miles to the north of Skegness the delightful resorts of Sutton On Sea, Trustthorpe and Mablethorpe provide the northern flank of the Lincolnshire "Fun Coast". Although smaller in size, the resort of Mablethorpe is the home of many smaller hotels, guesthouses and caravan parks. The beaches are inviting and are well maintained with an excellent standard of cleanliness. The small funfair, arcades, restaurants and snack bars provide a haven for young families. To the north, wild, open coastal countryside, much managed by Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust provides a haven for exploring totally unspoiled coastal landscapes, including an abundance of wildlife.

Mablethorpe is located on the A52 and can be accessed by car or by public service bus from Skegness Coach / Railway station.

Lincolnshire Wolds

Totally undiscovered an un-spoiled the Wolds begin in the order of 6 miles inland. A delight for walking, cycling and lovers of the countryside. Image (right) courtesy of Jasmine Cottage (BB).