Burnham-on-Sea... as you please

Lots to see and do! Why not spend a day at the beach or have a browse around the shops and eateries. Burnham blossomed during Victorian times and many of its finest buildings date from that time. Burnham may have one of the longest expanses of sand but it also has the shortest pier.

Burnham-On-Sea is a thriving seaside town with beaches, a pier, cinema, theatre, gardens, a busy calendar of events throughout the year for residents and visitors alike. There’s also the 42-acre Apex Park which is enjoyed as a space for picnics, games and wildlife watching.

> Family-friendly beaches with lots of sand. Burnham-On-Sea is almost in the middle of Somerset’s stretch of coast and close to the mouth of the tidal river Parrett. It is at the southern end of what is the second longest strip of sand in Europe and boasts several superb beaches!

> Superb shops and places to eat. There’s a great range of shops, cafes and pubs to visit in Burnham. As with so many of the UK’s seaside resorts, Burnham blossomed during Victorian times and many of its finest buildings date from that time. Today it has everything you would expect from such a resort.

> Great walks for every ability. Visit Burnham for superb flat walks and saunters along the seafront prom and beach, or enjoy a walk through the town centre to see shops and facilities such as a cinema and theatre.

 

Prices:

> Adult (16+) £20.00

> Senior (60+) £18.00

> Child (3-15) £16.00

 

What's Included?

Executive Return Coach Travel

 

Joining Points – Route Code B

07:30 – Weoley Castle

07:32 – Selly Oak

07:36 – Bournville

07:40 – Cotteridge

07:44 – Bunbury Road

07:50 – Northfield

07:56 – Longbridge

08:02 – Rubery Great Park

08:10 – Kitwell

08:12 – Woodgate Service Station

08:14 – Kent Road, Manor Vets

08:16 – Kent Road, Stag & Three Horseshoes

08:22 – Blackheath

08:30 – Halesowen

 

See 'Pick-up Points' above for map of exact pick-up locations and times.

Burnham-on-Sea Website