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Scarborough has been welcoming visitors for over 360 years and is still as popular as ever. The sandy beaches of the North and South Bays are broken by a rocky headland on which stand the ruins of Scarborough's medieval castle. With all the traditional seaside shops and attractions, Scarborough is a great day out for all ages.

This historic fishing port is where Captain Cook learned his seamanship and is famous for appearing in Bram Stoker's Dracula. Set in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this architecturally picturesque town is the ideal place to stroll along the beach or enjoy some traditional fish and chips on the sea front!

Wells is one of the most attractive towns on the North Norfolk Coast. From the long sweeping beach bordered by pine woodland, along the gentle harbour with small fishing boats and children fishing for crabs, past the shops on Staithe Street with not a chain store in sight, to the tree-lined park with its fine Georgian houses, quiet pubs and restaurants - Wells is an unspoiled seaside destination, waiting to be discovered.

Mablethorpe: More than 4 miles of golden beaches make this the perfect seaside trip, with lots of attractions and fun for all the family and an abundance of traditional stalls there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Ingoldmells:Hosting a Blue Flag beach that is so long it’s never crowded and not to forget the giant indoor market which is open 7 days a week. Ingoldmells is packed with things to see and do, from arcades to cafes to relaxing by the sea or buying something special in one of its many shops.

The town of Weston-Super-Mare is a popular seaside resort and tourist hotspot. The town has a typical seaside atmosphere with fish and chip shops, amusements, two piers and a host of gift shops, from the arcade machines to thrilling rides, or a relaxing traditional afternoon tea in the exquisite Edwardian-style tea rooms. An exciting seaside town there is something here for everyone, young and old alike.

Shoppers are spoilt for choice when it comes to Liverpool. From boutique arcades, Bohemian streets and farmers markets to the new designer ‘Liverpool ONE’ shopping centre which houses over 160 high street stores, you really will be able to shop till you drop on this day trip.

Cromer, perched on the very edge of the north Norfolk coast, is famous for its tasty crabs, wide open beaches, a traditional pier complete with a theatre providing seaside special variety shows and is awash with small local independent shops.

This historic fishing port is where Captain Cook learned his seamanship and is famous for appearing in Bram Stoker's Dracula. Set in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this architecturally picturesque town is the ideal place to stroll along the beach or enjoy some traditional fish and chips on the sea front!

Scarborough has been welcoming visitors for over 360 years and is still as popular as ever. The sandy beaches of the North and South Bays are broken by a rocky headland on which stand the ruins of Scarborough's medieval castle. With all the traditional seaside shops and attractions, Scarborough is a great day out for all ages.

We head to Filey to spend a few hours free time here. Paddle along the goldens shores or perhaps explore the Georgian architechture and quirky shops.  Later we head to Bridlington, situated on the east coast of Yorkshire with sandy beaches, award winning promenades and its historic harbour, Bridlington really is a hidden gem. As a traditional seaside destination this day out provides something for all.