Fleetwood on the Fylde Coast

There are a few hotels in Fleetwood that you could choose to stay in but The Blue C Hotel is close enough to all the towns on the Fylde Coast and an ideal location to explore all the area has to offer. Just a short tram or bus ride will whisk you away to the town of Cleveleys or a short distance further, Fleetwood.

Fleetwood is a popular destination for families to frequent with a mix of modern and Victorian features.

Fleetwood also hosts one of the largest markets in the North West with over 250 stalls of all types, for those with a discerning eye for fashion Freeport Fleetwood is just a short distance from the main town - a mecca of designer retail outlets, cafes and a beautiful marina where you can watch the world go bye.

Historically Fleetwood is a Victorian town and it is widely believed that Queen Victoria herself passed through the town on her way further North. It was also a base for the fishermen of Fleetwood who took Trawlers as far as Russia and New Foundland in the search for good fishing grounds. On the main esplanade, near the Royal Lifeboat station is a memorial and trail dedicated to those brave men who lost their lives at see.

You can also see parts of Morecambe Bay across the River Wyre where it meets the Irish Sea, notorious for it’s fast moving tides, beautiful coastline.

For the more discerning traveller, Car Ferries run from Fleetwood to Larne (Ireland) on a regular basis with the journey taking approximately 8 hours each way.