Things To Do
in Burnham-on-Sea

Enjoy a relaxing day at the sandy beach, perfect for sunbathing, beach games, and seaside strolls along the promenade.

Visit the pier for traditional amusement arcades and enjoy the coastal views. It's a great spot for families and children.

Explore nearby nature reserves like the Steart Marshes, which offer walking trails and an opportunity to observe local wildlife.

Take a scenic bike ride along the canal, enjoying the tranquil waters and beautiful countryside.

Visit the iconic lighthouse located on the beach and learn about its history while enjoying picturesque coastal views.

Enjoy a fun family outing at the mini-golf course, located near the beach, suitable for all ages.

Explore the local market held regularly, offering a variety of goods, local produce, crafts, and a vibrant community atmosphere.

Try your hand at paddleboarding or kayaking in the calm waters, available for rental at local watersports centers.

A scenic headland offering panoramic views of the Bristol Channel, featuring a range of walking trails and the remains of a Roman fort.

A popular sandy beach with a long promenade, ideal for leisurely walks along the coast and access to various seaside activities.

An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with a range of trails through woodlands, heathlands, and rolling hills, perfect for hiking enthusiasts.

A stunning range of hills offering diverse landscapes and walking paths, from easy strolls to more challenging hikes suitable for all skill levels.

A picturesque seafront with coastal paths and gardens, providing a relaxing environment for walking and enjoying views of the Severn Estuary.

The closest major international airport, located approximately 26 miles northeast of Burnham-on-Sea.

Located about 46 miles southwest of Burnham-on-Sea, serving the Devon area with international flights.

Approximately 57 miles west of Burnham-on-Sea, serving the capital of Wales with various international connections.

About 96 miles north of Burnham-on-Sea, this is one of the major airports in the Midlands with extensive international services.

Located around 130 miles east of Burnham-on-Sea, it is one of the busiest international airports in the world.

The largest ethnic group in Burnham-on-Sea, making up a significant majority of the population.

Includes individuals from other white backgrounds such as Irish, Gypsy or Irish Traveller, and other Eastern European groups.

This includes groups such as Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, and Chinese individuals, representing a smaller percentage of the population.

Includes various ethnic groups such as Black African, Black Caribbean, and other minority ethnicities.

Individuals identifying as belonging to two or more ethnic groups.

Includes any other ethnic backgrounds not classified in the previous categories.

Football is one of the most popular sports in Burnham-on-Sea, with local clubs and teams participating in various leagues and community tournaments.

Cricket is widely played in Burnham-on-Sea, with several local teams and clubs offering opportunities for players of all ages to participate in the sport.

Rugby has a strong following in Burnham-on-Sea, with local clubs providing facilities for both senior and junior players to engage in the sport.

Tennis is a popular recreational activity in Burnham-on-Sea, with several courts available in parks and sports clubs for residents to enjoy.

Lawn bowls is a traditional sport that is well-liked in Burnham-on-Sea, with clubs offering a friendly environment for both beginners and experienced players.

With access to local swimming pools and beaches, swimming is a favored activity among the residents of Burnham-on-Sea.

Cycling is a popular pastime, with various routes and scenic areas around Burnham-on-Sea that attract both casual cyclists and enthusiasts.