Cleveleys is a traditional seaside town with a busy high street and an expansive promenade looking out across the Irish Sea. Centred around Victoria Road West, the town offers a mix of national retailers and independent shops, alongside cafés and restaurants that make it a popular spot for a day by the coast. Regular markets on the plaza add to the appeal, bringing stalls and local traders into the heart of the town during the warmer months.
Along the seafront, the award-winning promenade is known for its wide views and distinctive public art. The Mythic Coastline trail, with sculptures including the Sea Swallow, the Ogre and Mary’s Shell are dotted along the front, inspired by local stories and folklore.
To find more information about The Mythic Coastline please visit www.discoverwyretrails.co.uk
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There’s something wonderful about a trip to the beach in summer. Feeling the soft warm sand between your toes, the smell of the fresh sea air, and the taste of delicious ice cream, especially if you can bring your four-legged friend along too.
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Read MoreThe Mythic Coast Artwork Trail - A picturesque walk with a fascinating collection of sculptures on Cleveleys Seafront bringing to life the children's book 'The Sea Swallow'
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Date: 17th Jun 2026
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