Once a busy fishing village, Flookburgh retains much of its small town charm, whilst offering much for today’s visitor. It lies on Morecambe Bay's shore and was named after the flat fish, known as flukes that found in the waters here. Nearby is the tallest limestone cliff in Cumbria, Humphrey Head with its famous holy well. The well was a popular attraction and 18th and 19th century travellers, especially miners, came with the hope that the waters would heal them. A legend says the last wolf in England was killed here.

Tourist Attractions in Flookburgh