Stunning walk with pub room/food, coastal?

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Can anyone recommend a good coastal walk with a beautiful pub/restaurant en route? DH has requested this as his birthday treat but I want to arrange the details as a surprise. Walk can be long, a day or two.

Looking for somewhere that serves great seafood, with nice rooms attached if possible!

Camel trail / walk by the Cornish cost with lunch at Rick Steins place in Padstow?

Which area?

Any walks along the South West coastal path are just fantastic and almost always tie in with restaurants and places to eat along the way. There is a specific website on the SWCP which we have used in the past when we have holidayed in cornwall.

If you are in The North look at Craister in Northumberland.
The whole village is basically a seafood eating destination and there are some lovely walks too

How about spending a weekend doing the Scottish costal drive? Beautiful scenery 😊

North Norfolk, anywhere from Brancaster, going north. The White Horse is a lovely pub with rooms built as pods into the gardens. Huge decked area with views....

Dorset Jurassic coast. Particularly Shell Bay and Studland - gorgeous!

Location can be anywhere really as we can drive/fly to starting point. Will travel for the right place! Thanks for the tips so far, I should add that we are going in January so anywhere with a sunny microclimate would be beneficial!

Stay- the scarlet or watergate bay and eat in either of the hotel restaurants- you can coastal walk between the two. Stunning. Or at watergate bay is Jamie’s 15 and it is fantastic.

We stayed at watergate bay and had a special lunch at 15 and it was unbelievable.

That’s Cornwall!

Maybe not in January though.... . But as long as it isn’t raining I love the winter Cornish coast.

Padstow- meh- Rick stein has somewhat ruined the place!

Anglesey? Loads of costal pubs.

Moonfleet Manor Hotel

Gower peninsula. It's so beautiful. January might be tough though!

North Cornwall but don't go to Padstowe or Rick Stein - stay at the Driftwood Spars in St Agnes.

North devon, around woolacombe there are spectacular costal walks and lovely places to stay.

norfolk brancaster and round from there to yarmouth. norfolk coast path is nice. winterton on sea will face east and walk on the beach towards horsey the seals are there for pup season dec/ january!

It's got to be Padstow surely - so much choice for posh fish dinners, nice hotels and beautiful coastline. The walk up to the mouth of the Camel estuary and round the headline to the next beach is STUNNING. Might be a bit blowy in January mind.
Or St Ives perhaps? Lovely walk down to Lands End.
Or for a really special trip what about flying over to the Isles of Scilly? Bryher, Tresco, St Martins, and St Mary's all have nice hotels and the most incredible coastline. And that microclimate you desire Not cheap to get there mind!

St brides spa to stay and Coast restaurant to eat with the coastal path.

Sorry that's Saundersfoot!

Burton Bradstock

Seven Sisters, Sussex. Birling Gap to Cuckmere Haven.

East Portlemouth to Gara Rock in South Devon is a good walk in the summer (I've never done it in winter)

North House in Cowes.

Anglesey coastal path! There are lovely places to eat and there are places to camp along the way. You could start at the top and stay at a B and B called Blackthorn Farm in Trearddur Bay and then walk from there. It’s beautiful. I used to live on Anglesey but I live at the bottom of Snowdon now. Blackthorn farm are on Instagram if you want to have a quick look at the scenery!

Falmouth, on the sw coast path. Loads of walks and the food scene is ace. Some inspo:
www.falriver.co.uk/things-to-do/walking