St. Bees Head is an iconic clifftop of distinctive red sandstone. The headlands are the only cliffs between Anglesea and Scotland and so makes a popular walking spot, with views out across to the Isle of Man, Scotland and the South Coast. It is also the first stretch of Wainwright’s Coast to Coast walk. The …
Half way between the Seacote Caravan Site and St, Bees head you will find a small beach called Fleswick Bay. Fleswick Bay is a secluded little pebbled cove, popular with rock climbers. The only way to reach the cove is by walking over the cliff top walk to St. Bees head (unless you have a …
St. Bees is a great place to spot wildlife. Whether you are a serious birder or just enjoy the natural world on occasion, the coastal wildlife is very obliging. Follow the signs from the edge of the caravan site to take you to the cliffs. The headland is an important habitat for seabirds and is …