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Finding the right beach spot in Lincolnshire
The beaches in Lincolnshire are well worth visiting. Most are long stretches of golden sands with good facilities for everyone to enjoy their day out.
There are quite a few beaches in the area ranging from small bays to vast expanses of wild and undeveloped beach great for dog walking or just sunbathing. It's not necessary to hang out your 'reserved' towel on these sands as there's so much room!
1. Cleethorpes
This area was a fishing village that became popular as a holiday resort in the 1800's. Now there is a well established town and a very big beach area for visitors to enjoy as it has a pier and a very entertaining promenade!
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2. Skegness
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Dogs are welcome but not in high season i.e. Summer!
3. Sutton on Sea
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4. Mablethorpe
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5. Anderby
This is one of Lincolnshires quieter beaches and it's a good place to walk the dog or bird watch as well as sunbathing or picnicking. This beach boasts the UK's first 'cloud watching' platform which has seats designed specifically for the task!

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