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Information on Skegness

Matthew Sean Wil Travel and Tourism BTEC English 1 page

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Coastal

Resort- Skegness

Skegness

is a seaside town and civil parish in the East Lindsey district of

Lincolnshire, and is located on the Lincolnshire coast of the North

sea, which is 43 miles East of Lincoln. It is well known as a popular

UK seaside resort, and attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists

every year, due to its attractions (such as the Skegness Pier) and

beach atmosphere.

Accessibility

The

most common way people use to get to Skegness is by car, as it’s

normally the cheapest option if you’re taking a fair amount of

luggage, but there are other ways to get there, but you could also

get coaches or trains to Skegness, depending on the amount of luggage

you have, but is the best option for transporting large groups of

people.

Natural

Features

The main

natural feature which Skegness has is the beach, which is its main

attraction, but there are other natural features such as a nature

reserve, and a park. The main attractions are built, which is what

makes it a tourist landmark of the United Kingdom

Built

Attractions

Skegness

is full of built attractions, such as Butlins, a stadium, its famous

pier, golf courses, and many of mini-attractions which make up a huge

tourism industry in Skegness alone. Skegness is one of the largest UK

seaside resorts due to this.

Facilities

Skegness

has a wide range of facilities to accommodate the sheer amount of

tourists it receives. Examples include Fantasy Island and Natureland

Seal Sanctuary, as well as a large number of hotels and B&B’s.

Finally, there is also a number of seaside restaurants, and cafés

for if you want to eat out somewhere with a scenic view. It has

public toilets and disabled access In most of its modern buildings

Other

Features

As

Skegness is never short of tourists, there are many events that go on

throughout the year, to keep the tourists happy. Events include the

Skegness beach race, Brass Band Festival, Skegness Carnival, and the

biggest of all the Skegness Illuminations. The good thing about all

of the events and things to do it that nearly all of them are

suitable for all ages, which is what makes it a perfect place for a

family holiday or day out. In Skegness you will find that most of the

attractions are typical seaside attractions, such as arcades, but

some of the attractions are made specifically to be in Skegness only.

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