Such a lovely pier with so much to do. There are loads of food & drink options, plus plenty of rides & games for the kids. It was really windy when we visited, but we still had a great time. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

This was the last pier we tried whilst we were away. It was our favourite by far. So much quieter than the other 2. It's like pier's used to be like. Got a theatre and bar at the end.

A lovely walk on the pier, a small train going up and down the pier for you to have a ride. Plenty of space and seats to be able to people watch. A lovely atmosphere. Plenty going on.

I visited the North Pier on a breezy afternoon and ended up staying far longer than planned. There’s something calming about strolling out over the water, watching the waves while the coastline stretches behind you. Great mix of classic seaside charm, little attractions, and places to sit with a drink and just enjoy the moment. It’s a lovely blend of history and simple pleasures — easily one of my favourites

This one is hard to rate as the pier itself is closed in the winter and the surrounding area is borderline destitute and rundown. However, I went there on boxing day during sunset to watch the mermerations and it was beautiful. Seeing the swallows all gather just as the sun was setting, with beautiful light, was a magical sight. Generally, this part of the world has some of the most wonderful sunsets I've seen anywhere on the planet. Especially if you catch the sunset after there's been heavy rain throughout the day. It makes for very dramatic clouds and stunning colours.