Here is our guide to the top ten family-friendly beaches within a two-hour drive from Greater Manchester. <\/p>\n
We have chosen a mixture of family-friendly beaches, some sandy and some with stone and rock features. <\/p>\n
Beach certified EDBW (Euro designated bathing water ) have been clearly marked. This means they are suitable for bathing. <\/p>\n
Please make sure you check with individual beaches whether the beaches are manned by lifeguards on the day you are set to visit. <\/p>\n
Come rain or shine, Blackpool is always buzzing with families visiting its array of attractions including the Pleasure Beach, Blackpool Tower and Sealife Centre. <\/p>\n
But the vast sandy beach, complete with piers and donkey rides are the reason Blackpool is a holiday mecca. The bonus is its only 45 minutes away. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Just a stones throw from Blackpool but this beach is often a little quieter. <\/p>\n
There is an ornate Victorian pier in front of extensive tidal sands and a boating lake. <\/p>\n
The town itself has plenty of restaurants and B&Bs, its own art gallery and Lytham Hall, a stunning Georgian country house, is open to visitors - prefect for a balmy spring day. <\/p>\n
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