Morecambe

England

Morecambe perches on the edge of its famous bay in Lancashire, with the Lake District peaks visible across the water on clear days. The M6 Junction 34 provides the main access point, whilst the A589 coastal road runs through town connecting to Lancaster four miles inland. Most long-distance visitors use the M6 from Manchester or points north, though locals favour the direct A589 route from Lancaster. With approximately 50 public fast chargers available, the town caters well to electric vehicle drivers exploring the northwest coast. The bay here has the fastest-rising tide in Europe, capable of racing across the sands at the speed of a galloping horse.