Home to some of the most secluded and tranquil islands and hotels of the world, the UK coastline provides ample opportunity for a coastal break for couples in the UK.
Here are some great examples.
Grand Hotel in Scarborough
If you’re looking for a bit of old-fashioned grandeur for a romantic getaway, then the Grand Hotel in Scarborough is worth a look.
This magnificent landmark overlooks Scarborough’s South Bay and is a wonderful example of Victorian opulence from the time when Scarborough, and resorts like it, were the height of fashion.
The hotel’s Harbour Lights Restaurant is perfect to enjoy the expansive views while enjoying your meal.
More details can be found at https://www.britanniahotels.com/hotels/the-grand-hotel-scarborough/, including room prices, availability and more about the hotel.
To find out more about Scarborough and the local area, visit https://www.visitscarborough.com/.
Brighton, England
The quintessential British seaside family holiday is also a lover’s paradise. Book into the Grand Hotel which is famed for its seafood restaurant and spa.
If old world charm is more your thing, lounge in luxury at the four-poster bedrooms of The Claremont.
Luxuriate at a couple’s massage at The Treatment Rooms followed by a champagne and oysters meal at Riddle & Finn’s.
For the ultimate luxurious, romantic experience, surprise your partner with a Champagne Flight from Brighton Scenic, while you watch the sun go down over the seas.
Have a read at our post on a great day in Brighton to plan your ultimate seaside escapade.
Camber Sands & Rye, England
Get ready to fall in love all over again at this coastal beauty which is a mere ten-minute car ride from the medieval town of Rye. Stroll the quaint cobbled stone streets to explore quirky boutiques, inns and pubs of a bygone era.
Tour the Ypres Tower Museum and explore their smuggling displays and medieval herb garden. Scale the summit of the 900-year-old St. Mary’s Church for a breathtaking view over Rye.
Visit https://www.visit1066country.com/things-to-do/camber-sands-p650791 for more details on this sandy paradise.
Romney Bay House Hotel, New Romney, Kent, England
This 10-bedroom mansion hotel, built originally for the American actress, Hedda Hopper, is a secluded gem set on an unspoilt pebble beach between Romney Marsh and the English Channel.
You can enjoy the sweeping sea views from the top floor terrace from an old-fashioned telescope. It is within easy reach of the White Cliffs of Dover and the Littlestone golf course.
You can get more details on http://www.romneybayhousehotel.co.uk/. Visit https://theromneymarsh.net/visitors for information on the place.
The Marine Hotel, Whitstable, Kent, England
The quaint old fishing village of Whitstable is renowned for its annual summer oyster festival. The Whitstable Oyster Company is not to be missed. Book into the lovely Marine Hotel, a step away from the shingle beach of Whitstable.
The bedrooms are generous and many have private balconies. Hop onto a private boat tour and later pop over to a fish and chips shop along the harbor.
Listen to the whooshing of the waves as you watch the day’s freshest catch being brought in by the local fishermen.
https://www.marinewhitstable.co.uk/ will give you all the information you need.
Beach Cove Coastal Retreat, Devon, England
Set into the rugged cliff side and overlooking the majestic Hele Bay, Beach Cove Coastal Retreat offers idyllic bliss.
Providing an ideal UK staycation for couples, you get to enjoy your private hot tub while taking in the vast sea views from your private external deck.
Hire cycles to explore the Tarka Trail, and end the day with a fabulous seafood dinner at The Quay, a popular harbourside restaurant.
If you’re looking for further details, read more at https://darwinescapes.co.uk/beach-cove-coastal-retreat/ and https://www.visitdevon.co.uk/ for area-specific information.
Isle of Eriska Hotel, Scotland
Dreamy views of Loch Linnhe and the Morvern mountains, this Scottish isle is a world away from civilization and connected to the mainland via a narrow bridge. For a romantic journey, take the Caledonian Sleeper from London.
Wake up in Fort William the next morning and enjoy a scenic drive to the majestic Isle of Eriska hotel. Grab your camera and head to the pier to spot grey seals and otters.
After a sumptuous dinner at the Scottish Baronial Big House, indulge in feeding the badgers on your hotel’s terrace. So much to write home about on this mini honeymoon!
More details can be found at https://eriska-hotel.co.uk/
Doyden Castle, North Cornwall, England
It’s like you’ve stepped back in time at the cliff side, Doyden Castle. The neo-Gothic windows affords unblocked views of the sea. Built in the 1800s, this castle is now a popular romantic getaway for many tired couples looking to escape the mundane. With no Wi-Fi signal to encroach on your time, stroll towards surf beach Polzeath, explore the rock pools and Port Quin’s sheltered inlet where you can try your hand at fishing and kayaking.
Find more details at https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/holidays/doyden-castle-cornwall and https://www.visitcornwall.com/places/north-cornwall.