Visitors to Seascale will not only be able to explore Seascale beach but Seascale Golf Club is also an enjoyable way to spend the day, overlooking both the beach and the fells. In the village itself there are plenty of places to stay, a café, local shop, fitness centre and by the sea you can find Seascale fish and chips. The beach has a pretty jetty and this whole area is dotted with remnants of its heritage with cannons on the sea front and Victorian architecture mixed with more modern buildings.

The village sits on the Cumbrian Coast railway line which is one of the most scenic rail routes in the UK. Travelling from Barrow in the south to Carlisle in the north, this line follows the coast hopping from seaside town to seaside town and linking up the west coast of Cumbria with the north and south of the county.

Seascale is a lovely place to spend time at the beach and makes a good base from which to explore the western lakes and fells. Equally, if you’re passing through, stop for an ice cream and a spot of beachcombing before heading on your way, not least for the glimpse of Sellafield jutting out further north along the seafront.