Discover Lincolnshire’s pebbly beaches, wild salt marshes and striking wildlife on an unforgettable break. Holiday cottages in Lincolnshire can be found in the historic cities, villages and towns that are dotted throughout the county’s dramatic landscape, which includes fifty miles of picturesque coastline. Enjoy a fresh sea breeze whilst walking along the beaches of Mablethorpe and Skegness or explore the renowned Lincolnshire Wolds, the choice is yours.
Holiday cottages in Lincolnshire provide the base for families, couples and groups who want to uncover the culture, history and natural beauty of this fascinating county.
Many holiday cottages in Lincolnshire are extremely popular with walkers due to the vast number of trails that are available in the region. There is a wide range of historic routes, which give you the opportunity to witness ancient relics. One of the most popular walks for people staying at holiday cottages in Lincolnshire is the Viking Way, which begins at the Humber Bridge and passes tranquil scenery before finishing in Oakham. There are also routes which follow literary legends, such as the Tennyson Trail, which allows you to follow the famous poet’s footsteps and learn all about his life. Finally there is an abundance of scenic routes to choose from which explore the coast and countryside that surrounds holiday cottages in Lincolnshire.
Exploring these regions gives you the opportunity to spot some of the region’s phenomenal wildlife that includes ospreys, badgers, rare birds, hares and seals. There are many other activities available whilst staying in a holiday cottage in Lincolnshire including cycling, fishing, horse riding and golf. More adventurous pastimes include speeding across the sands of Mablethorpe on a kite-buggy, paintballing and navigating a 4x4 off-road at a motorsports centre. The county has a rich history in aviation, which makes it one if the best places in the UK for activities like paragliding, skydiving, parachuting and microlighting.
The rich history of Lincolnshire has left many gems that can be cherished during any visit there. Discover more about the county’s industrial past by visiting a working mill or one of the many museums that are in the region. During a stay in a holiday cottage in Lincolnshire be sure to visit some of the many medieval churches and historic manor houses, which are open to visitors. One of the most highly praised houses is the Elizabethan Doddington Hall, which has spectacular gardens to explore as well as a Unicorn Quest for young children and a café.
The county’s main city Lincoln is a very popular destination for day trips for guests staying at holiday cottages in Lincolnshire due to the array of attractions that it houses.