From Dolphins to Dinosaur Prints: A Reader’s Tour of the UK Coastline

Journey along the UK coastline through the eyes of those who cherish its beauty. In Ceredigion, follow the footsteps of Dylan Thomas, enjoying dizzying coastal paths, quiet beaches, and the chance to see dolphins. This “sublime” stretch offers perfect opportunities for kayaking and surfing.
Discover the tranquil yet dramatic Leas near South Shields, a haven for seabirds and wildflowers, perfect for walking, cycling, and running. The Fife peninsula in Scotland provides a “glorious” coastal path with picturesque fishing villages, diverse landscapes, and abundant wildlife.
Venture to South Cornwall’s ancient Celtic rainforest, a unique habitat where trees meet the sea, offering a glimpse into prehistory and home to rare UK wildlife. Experience the magic of bioluminescence at Penmon Point on Ynys Môn, where waves can glow electric blue at night.
Explore the tidal flats of Sunderland Point in Morecambe Bay, a place of stark beauty and a poignant historical past. Or search for Triassic-era Chirotherium footprints on the uninhabited islands of the Dee estuary, a vibrant hub for seabirds and grey seals.