Skegness attractions

		Skegness is in the county of Lincolnshire, a rural area of rolling countryside extending to the coast with long sweeping beaches and popular seaside resorts. There are quaint country market towns, imposing medieval churches, castles and appealing villages. Lincoln itself is the region's outstanding attraction, its cathedral is the third largest church in England. The flat extensive fenlands of Lincolnshire are home to one of the last areas in the country to rely on wind power in its mills, where the remains of more than 130 windmills can be found. The beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds with open rolling hills and steep deep-sided valleys are a recognised Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Photos left & right: Skegness.

Visitor attractions and information - Skegness

	Natureland Seal Sanctuary, North Parade, Skegness, Lincolnshire, PE25 1DB. Tel: 01754 764345. Seals, penguins, tropical birds, aquarium, reptiles and a pets corner. Well known for their work in rescuing and rearing abandoned seals. www.skegnessnatureland.co.uk. Location: In the centre of Skegness.
	Skegness Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve, Gibraltar Road, Skegness, Lincolnshire PE24 4SU Tel: 01754 762677. Owned and managed by the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, the reserve is situated at the entrance to the Wash estuary. There are areas of freshwater marsh and man-made fresh and salty water meres. There is an interpretation centre, bird ringing observatory, a field station for education and research, 2 birdwatching hides and a nature trail. Location: On the outskirts of Skegness.
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