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If you’re packing up your electric vehicle for your summer road trip, for example the PEUGEOT E-5008, you can venture from Cornwall to Dover all on a single charge with an all-electric range of up to 435 miles*. Whether you’re chasing sea breezes, fish and chips with a view, or the simple joy of an open road, the UK coastline offers some stunning routes, here are 4 we are sure you will enjoy.
Newport to Bristol
For those in South Wales or the West Country, the drive from Newport to Bristol is only about 50 minutes making it a gentle warm-up to your summer adventures. Follow the M4 across the iconic Severn Bridge and make time for a scenic detour along the Avon Gorge into Clifton, where the famous Suspension Bridge offers breathtaking views. Stop off at Portishead for a sunset stroll along the marina.
Scarborough to Whitby
One of the UK’s most picturesque coastal stretches, drive north from Scarborough to Whitby for around an hour along the A171 to experience views packed with dramatic sea cliffs, wild moorland, and postcard-perfect villages. Stop at Robin Hood’s Bay for a steep wander and seafood lunch before arriving in the beautiful harbour town of Whitby
The White Cliffs of Dover
On the south coast, take a leisurely drive around the Dover area to soak up the scenery. From the port, head east to St Margaret’s Bay, where narrow lanes lead to cliff-top views and secret coves. Continue on toward Deal for a day of coastal pubs and unhurried charm.Wherever you set off for this summer, the UK’s coastlines are calling. So, pack your sunglasses, queue your playlist, and get ready to rediscover the joy of the journey. This journey usually takes around 20 minutes, but you’ll want to stop on the way and enjoy the stunning scenery along the way.
Blackpool's Coastal Charm
Blackpool might be best known for its lights and rollercoasters, but the drive up the Fylde Coast reveals much more. Taking about an hour, drive from Lytham St Annes to Fleetwood, passing picturesque beaches and classic British piers. It’s the kind of route that invites spontaneous ice cream stops and detours for amusement games.
