| ATBAY | Cornered in a seaside borough, soldiers needing to escape (2,3) |
| TREED | Cornered. in a way |
| VICOMTE | Foreign noble's wickedness grabbing miss, one needing to escape |
| SUM | All left needing to escape poor area |
| JACKHORNER | One who was cornered in a nursery rhyme (4,6) |
| ASIDE | Confidence in a seaside hotel (5) |
| BAWDY | Ribald Western director in a seaside feature (5) |
| POETS | Writers cornered in Westminster Abbey (5) |
| KERNE | Irish foot-soldier needing some thicker neckwear (5) |
| HAPORTH | So little to buy in a seaside town in two hours |
| FRONT | Word for a person's forehead or face originally, later a book's cover, a shirt's dicky, a shop's facade, a seaside promenade or any other forepart (5) |
| WATERSKI | Take part in a seaside activity and risk a wet undoing? (5-3) |
| PIONEER | Be a front-runner for one in a seaside feature (7) |
| BOATEL | Place to stay in a seaside town |
| ONTHEMOVE | Going over books, there's space in a seaside town (2,3,4) |
| MARINA | Damage in a seaside attraction (6) |
| EBBTIDE | Recession in a seaside town? (3,4) |
| ABITEACH | Allotment - plant it in a seaside setting (1,3,4) |
| PIER | For each one is included in a seaside feature (4) |
| TIDE | When it rolls in, a seaside picnic is over |
