This was a
tiny fishing village famous for its oysters
until its vast, gently-shelving beaches
stretching for three miles began to attract
fun-seeking tourists during the early days of
coastal holidaymaking in the mid-19th century.
Today it is one of the north’s favourite East
Coast resorts with some some fine houses, a
huge pier and views of the Humber and Spurn
Head. |
Cleethorpes Beach - Photo
John Clark
CCL |
