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Coach Holidays to Skegness
Search coach holidays to Skegness and find discounted coach trips to Skegness and the east coast of England at coachholidays.com. Coach trips to Skegness are available with all the leading coach operators such as Shearings, Leger, Alfa Travel and many more. Our selection of coach trips to Skegness range from short breaks to coach tours that visit Skegness and other destinations in England. Whether you want a midweek break, a weekend getaway or a summer holiday we will have a coach holiday to Skegness that suits your taste and budget. Skegness is located on the Lincolnshire coast of the North Sea. The first Butlins holiday resort was opened in Skegness in 1936 and this has partly helped Skegness to become one of the better known seaside resorts in the UK. Perched on the official 'drier side of Britain', Skegness is a seaside resort that's large enough to provide hours of entertainment but small enough to offer a friendly atmosphere. Read on for our latest Skegness coach trips and more information about popular sights and attractions
Coach Trips to Skegness in 2012
When enjoying a coach holiday to Skegness you will find a long, wide award-winning beach, which in summer features a fine herd of donkeys for riding. Skegness is also a major centre for bowls, and is the home to the world's premier Meccano exhibition, annually staged in the Embassy Theatre, on the Grand Parade by the seafront. If you prefer ten pin bowling then pay a visit to Skegness Pier which offers great bowling day and night. Use the grid to find the best coach trips to Skegness in summer 2012.
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Skegness Coach Tour Highlights
If you are interested in a coach holiday to Skegness the following attractions will rank as some of the best places to see. In the area around Skegness there is a wide array of historic houses, castles, gardens, wildlife parks, theme parks and archaeological remains..
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Skegness Coach Holiday Highlights The most popular attractions in and around Skegness are; The Clock tower Tower Gardens Skegness Pier Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve Natureland Seal Sanctuary Read on for more information about these and further attractions you can visit on a coach holiday to Skegness |
History
Skegness was little more than a village, with fewer than 400 residents, most of whom earned a living as fishermen or farm labourers, until the town's first rail link was built in the mid 1870s. Once the trains started coming into town, Skegness burst into life as a successful seaside resort. The frequent rail excursions that brought visitors in their thousands to Skegness also gave rise to one of the town's best known icons - the irrepressible and cheerful Jolly Fisherman. He was created in 1908 by artist John Hassall, for an advertising poster at the request of the Great Northern Railway Company.
Places of interest / attractions in Skegness
Coach holidays to Skegness provides the opportunity to visit a wide range of attractions and places of interest.
The Clock tower
The town's prominent clock tower was built in 1898-99 and is the most well-recognised landmark in Skegness.Tower Gardens
Tower Gardens, previously known as the Pleasure Gardens, opened in 1878. There are grass areas, ponds and a band stand, with brass bands usually playing at the weekend between May-September.Skegness Pier
The pier has undergone major refurbishment after being damaged by gales in 1978, and is now once again a thriving tourist attraction.Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve
A great place to go for a walk, have a picnic or see what new plant and animal life you can find. There are hard pathways all the way round the reserve, with several routes to choose from, together with a brand new visitor centre and café.Natureland Seal Sanctuary
Natureland first opened in 1965 and thousands of visitors go every year to see not only seals but also crocodiles, penguins, tarantulas, tropical birds, butterflies and many other animals.Booking coach holidays to Skegness
Whenever you choose a coach holiday or coach tour to Skegness you are sure to find plenty to see and do. Remember we are the UK's favourite coach holiday website with the best 2012 coach holidays to Skegness so use the search form and see how much you can save on your holiday. If you cannot find a suitable coach trip to Skegness contact us and let our experienced coach holiday operators help you find your perfect coach holiday.
