Morecambe sits on the edge of Morecambe Bay, giving it a genuinely distinctive outlook — on a clear day you can see the hills of the Lake District across the water, a view most seaside resorts simply can’t offer.

The bay itself

Morecambe Bay’s vast tidal flats are dramatic to look at, but genuinely dangerous to walk out on without a guide — stick to the promenade and signed areas rather than venturing onto the sands independently.

A traditional resort with Art Deco heritage

The Midland Hotel, an Art Deco landmark on the seafront, and the town’s statue of Eric Morecambe reflect a resort with genuine character and history, alongside the more usual seaside attractions.

Close to the Lake District

Morecambe’s position makes it a realistic base for day trips into the Lake District as well as a seaside holiday in its own right — see our separate Lake District guide.

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