Codbeard's Legacy: A Treasure Worth Reeling In?

Fleetwood fisherwoman Halle Butt landed the catch of a lifetime when she reeled in an ancient rum bottle tangled in her nets. The barnacle-encrusted relic wasn't just full of old spirits - inside was a treasure map with clues pointing to a fin-tastic fortune! Legend has it this bounty belongs to notorious Caribbean pirate, Captain Codbeard, who hid his ill-gotten gains on a scallop-shaped island somewhere in the Irish Sea. Excited fishmongers gossiped about these promised riches brimming with golden doubloons and pearl-fect gems. But don't let this opportunity slip through the net - if you think you have what it takes, be cod-fident and get your crab claws on that treasure before someone else mussels in! There's no time to flounder about or get tangled up in the mi-newt details - just be shore you're up for this quest! And remember, it's not just a fish-ment of your imagination - this prize could be whale-y worth your while!

Treasure Hunt Through Fleetwood - Promenade & Lighthouses

Are you looking for something to do with family and friends or seeking a fun day out with the kids in Fleetwood? Then why not explore Fleetwood on this self-guided Treasure Hunt themed Treasure Trail. As you follow the Trail route, can you solve the sneaky clues set on existing buildings, permanent features and monuments to discover the location of the buried treasure? The Trail starts at the Knott End ferry terminal and takes you past this fishing town's museum and lighthouses. The route then follows the promenade to the finish at The Mount overlooking the wide expanse of Morecambe Bay.