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Located on the official 'drier side of Britain',Skegness is a seaside resort that offers a friendly atmosphereproviding hours of entertainment for friends and family of all ages.
Skegness had been little more than a village with fewer than 400 residents, most of whom earned a living as fishermen or farm labourers, until the town's first rail link was built in the mid 1870s. Once the trains began rolling into town, Skegness soon burst into life as the successful seaside resort we know today. The frequent rail excursions that brought visitors to Skegness in their thousands also gave rise to one of the town's best known icons - the cheerful and irrepressible Jolly Fisherman.
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Skegness itself is home to an ongoing environmental effort to keep seal numbers at a healthy level in The Wash, and it all happens at Natureland Seal Sanctuary on North Parade. The Skegness attractions don't stop there for nature-lovers - Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve offers hundreds of acres of unspoilt natural habitats for you to walk through.
Skegness completes the traditional seaside look with it Pier, where a visit to will light up your holiday with fun and action from some of the latest videogames, prize machines and outdoor activities that stretch as far as a pleasant walk along the main deck where you can relax and soak up the bracing Skegness air.
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Skegness offers a wealth of options when it comes to the perfect place to stay. Great Hotels, guest houses, caravan sites, self-catering apartments. This means, regardless of your needs, Skegness holds the accommodation to suit your needs and ensure you have the best holiday possible.
Many of Skegness' hotels and guest houses will put you right at the forefront of everything the town has to offer, at a prime position on or very close to the seafront. Amusement arcades, fish and chip shops, pubs, clubs and the beach will all be within just a few minutes' walk if you choose one of these. For those of you who prefer a more self-contained atmosphere for your holiday but don't want to be too far away from the action, one of the various caravan sites in the surrouding areas could be ideal.
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