Top places to see a sunset on the Lancashire coast
With the sun now setting earlier and the crisp autumn weather arriving, it is the perfect time to experience some of Lancashire's spectacular sunsets.
Morecambe is a classic coastal town with wide views across Morecambe Bay and a long-standing connection to seaside traditions. Its promenade is one of the highlights, stretching along the waterfront with public art, including the well-known statue of Eric Morecambe, and open outlooks towards the Lakeland fells. The town centre offers a mix of independent shops, cafés and familiar favourites, while venues like the Midland Hotel—an iconic Art Deco building—add to the seafront’s character.
Along the coast, you’ll find plenty of space for walking, cycling and spending time by the water, with routes linking Morecambe to nearby Heysham and its historic village and harbour. The area also hosts a growing programme of events, from festivals and live music to seasonal activities along the promenade.
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With the sun now setting earlier and the crisp autumn weather arriving, it is the perfect time to experience some of Lancashire's spectacular sunsets.
A joyful celebration of Eric Morecambe brought Morecambe’s South Beach to life on 14 July, as more than 100 people recreated Morecambe and Wise's iconic skipping pose for the performance art and photography installation Eric On The Bay.
Once again Lancashire is packed with great events this weekend! Check out a selection here and plan your weekend of fun
Long, stone jetty offering a walking path, bay vistas & bird & animal sculpture
Read MoreA 13-acre site is situated half a mile from Morecambe Promenade. Facilities include a children's play park and laundry room. Six berth holiday homes for hire. Touring and motor caravans welcome, electric hook ups available. Resident on site warden.
Read MoreEnjoy the hustle and bustle of market shopping at its finest at Morecambe's Festival Market, overlooking Morecambe Bay and the famous Midland Hotel.
Read MoreExtensively refurbished over recent years, Morecambe Promenade is a clean, flat, accessible area perfect for a stroll along the seafront, stretching 5 miles. The Stone Jetty has also been revamped as an area for public art and games.
Read MoreEden Vale is a large Georgian property of historic interest and among some of the oldest on Morecambe's promenade.
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Date: 15th Nov 2026
Mould-breakers, fiddle player Owen Spafford and guitarist Louis Campbell.
Read MoreDates: 21st Nov 2026 - 28th Nov 2026
A new comedy festival, bringing together top-tier talent, stand out moments from British alternative.
Read MoreDates: 12th Mar 2027 - 14th Mar 2027
12 bands from 9 countries. Two days of gothic rock, post-punk, darkwave and industrial music.
Read MoreDurationThree Days
A fantastic three-day road trip to explore north Lancashire and some of the filming locations found there.
Read MoreDistance170 miles
The Way of the Roses is a spectacular coast to coast cycle route which takes you past some of the best cultural heritage and stunning natural beauty in northern England.
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