Explore the Seafront on the Fylde Coast

Fylde Coast Rivers – Ribble and Wyre

The two Fylde Coast Rivers – Ribble and Wyre – are the top and bottom boundaries to this peninsula of land, with the Irish Sea at the left.

We all love the coast but, it can be dangerous. Understand beach safety before you go out there – don’t let it be you!

Weather Webcams, Forecast and Tide Times – fresh from the Fylde Coast

Visit Fylde Coast / 18 January 2024

Wyre Council has secured over £40 million of funding from the Environment Agency for the Wyre Beach Management Scheme for coastal protection

Ever wondered about these twinkling little seaside gems? We’ve been finding out all about sea glass – to help in your hunting!

Visit Fylde Coast / 27 December 2023

We give the Fylde Coast from Lytham to Fleetwood title of Best Seafront UK! It’s a great place to visit with something for everyone all ages!

Visit Fylde Coast / 10 December 2023

It’s a rare sight and the weather has to be especially bad, but it’s a pretty sight if you can catch it! Have you seen the beach in the Snow?

The Fylde Coast is Flying the Seaside Awards Flag – for Great Bathing Water Quality. No need to go abroad with great beaches here!

Each summer there’s a ban on taking dogs on designated beaches on the Fylde Coast. Find out where you CAN and CAN’T take them.

Did you know there have been six Fylde Coast Piers? Another of those great British inventions from the early days of the seaside holiday.