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Best Independent Cafes by the Sea
We’ve rounded up our favourite characterful cafés to complete a great day out, from vintage tea rooms to bookish coffee shops. Words: Alex Reece
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Village in the Sand
Humberston Fitties, a century-old community of hand-built huts and bungalows on the Lincolnshire coast, offers a getaway steeped in seaside nostalgia. Words: Jessica Johnson. Photographs: Bill Kingston
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Weekend in… Tynemouth
Award-winning beaches, romantic ruins and artisan cafés make this town a jewel on the northeast coast. Words: Jessica Johnson
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Cool Café: The Chimney House, Brighton
Coast Editor Alex Fisher eats at The Chimney House in Brighton, Sussex WHET MY APPETITE This venue really lives up to the title gastro pub, with fish from neighbouring Newhaven, fruit and veg from local…
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Hot Hotel: The Angel & Blue Pig, Hampshire
Ginny Weeks visits The Angel & Blue Pig in Lymington, Hampshire.
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Weekend in… Robin Hood’s Bay
For a tiny fishing village, this jewel of the North Yorkshire coast is full of charm, history, fabulous walks and inspiration for artists. Words Ruth Addicott.
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Weekend in… Arnside and the Silverdale Peninsula
From its abundance of wildlife and walking trails to its quirky cafés and shops, this Area of Outstanding Beauty makes for a great escape. Words: Amy Grace
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Weekend on… the Isle of Man
With its scenic coastal paths, ancient castles and maritime history, this beautiful island in the Irish Sea makes for a memorable mini-break. Words Lesley Gillilan.
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Weekend on… Tresco
This extraordinary island off the south-west tip of England, with its car-free roads and tropical gardens, offers a dream destination for a family holiday and an opportunity to step back in time and enjoy the…
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Weekend in… Bantry
With its magnificent scenery, popular eateries and thriving artistic culture, this West Cork town has something to suit everyone seeking a coastal getaway. Words Kitty Corrigan.
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Weekend in… Brighton
Proving that the great British seaside loses none of its charm in winter, we head to the south coast's mecca of festive fun. Words: Alex Fisher

