Vibrant town for two 20 somethings

[GreedyCymraes]

My daughter and her friend are looking for a couple nights away somewhere with nature/maybe coastal and a decent “young” nightlife. Not necessarily clubs but a few bars or pubs with similar age. Any ideas? Anywhere in Uk other than Cornwall (saving for another time)

Brighton!

Margate

Bournemouth

Tynemouth

Tynemouth; Seahouses; Salcombe; Brighton

Tynemouth or Whitley Bay

Definitely the north east coast, Tynemouth has a decent night life, and they could get the metro into Newcastle. Obviously the beautiful Northumberland coastline is just up the road

Brighton for sure

You can get cheap flights to Cork. It is belting.

Liverpool. Full of art. Music capital of the world. A magnificent city to visit.

Norwich, then take the local line up to the coast.

Please dont tell them to come to Brighton, there are so many drunk idiots here on stag/ hen parties that we have to put up with. As a resident for over 20 years, it starts to become a bit wearing.
There have been lots of instances recently with bags being nicked off the beach, literally, right in front of the owners and they have trackwd their airpods in the bag but can't find them in amongstthe throng of people.
Loads of ride by phone theft too; we are turning more and more into London by the day (With house prices too!)
Bournemouth is a good night out, as is Nottingham or Manchester but, I guess, all big cities have the issues I have described.

Or Cambridge

Bath. Loads to see and do. Beautiful scenery and parks. Great restaurants. Good nightlife

Dundee

Came on to say tynemouth or Whitley bay but I see others have got there first!

I second Bath

I live in Whitley Bay and love my area. I go into Tynemouth every weekend for the market at the station (I also used to have a stall there and worked in a restaurant as a chef in Tynemouth)

It's starting to get to that pont in the summer now where you can't get parked and it's uncomfortably busy.

I'd happily recommend any time other than June / July / August unless you're happy with massive crowds.

York.

Liverpool

Bradford. It’s City of Culture this year so loads going on. Stay in Haworth for quaint independent shops, bars, good food, Bronte Parsonage, Keighley & Worth Valley steam railway (which has a bar), good transport into Keighley (amazing new ice age art exhibition at Cliffe Castle and Three Little Birds Bakery are musts), the Dales and Bradford and Leeds city centres. Ashmount House is stunning accommodation - great food, hot tub, bar etc and a two-minute walk from Haworth Main Street.

I can't believe no one has said Bristol yet!

York? Edinburgh?

Newcastle- get the metro to tynemouth or Whitley bay then night out in Newcastle city centre, along the quayside is lovely

Liverpool could also work, easy enough to get the train or bus to Crosby, Formby or the Wirral for walks and the city centre is great for visitors