Known for its famous Blackpool attractions, including the iconic Blackpool Tower and lively promenade, the Fylde Coast offers much more beyond its popular tourist spots. Hidden gems await in the quieter towns and villages, making the area an ideal choice for both day trips and longer stays.
For those seeking a peaceful escape, destinations like Lytham, St. Annes, and Fleetwood offer picturesque landscapes, quaint independent shops, and cozy country pubs. These spots are perfect for hiking, browsing unique local boutiques, or simply enjoying a drink by a roaring fireplace after a day spent exploring.
Whether you're planning a family holiday, a romantic weekend, or looking for a new place to settle down, the Fylde Coast has something for everyone. From the windswept coastal paths to the charming villages nestled further inland, each town has a unique character and welcoming feel.
With that in mind we decided to put together a little list of some of the area’s top destinations, villages, and towns which are bound to catch the eye as part of our Love Your campaign highlighting the places and things which make Lancashire great.
You can start start exploring the 18 beautiful towns and villages we’ve chosen that make this region so special now...
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9. Ansdell
“It’s a lovely little place and has easy access to everywhere on the Fylde Coast.” | Google
10. Elswick
Elswick is a small rural community in the Fylde countryside, home to the refurbished Ship Inn gastro pub. | Google
11. Warton
Warton is best known for its airfield, which serves as a major manufacturing base for BAE Systems. | Google Maps
12. Wesham
Wesham neighbours Kirkham and is home to AFC Fylde at the Mill Farm Sports Village. | Third party