St Annes-on-Sea
Close your eyes and picture a perfect beach with glimmering sea, golden sands; take a deep breath and imagine the freshness of salty sea air and listen to the laughter of your family and friends. St Annes-on-Sea's town centre has been completely regenerated over recent years to offer a charming experience, blending heritage with 21st Century living.
Open your eyes and it’s all still there in charming St Annes-on-Sea – home of the quintessentially English seaside holiday where you can enjoy an ice cream or take the kids for a paddle or a donkey ride!
Visitors to St Annes are fortunate to enjoy the miles of unspoilt sandy beach, the beautifully restored Victorian Pier and the elegant parks and gardens. The bathing beach was recently awarded a national Quality Coast Award by ENCAMS in recognition of it being exceptionally clean and safe.
A short stroll inland, and the town is a haven of tranquillity and calm - mixing the fabulous, old-fashioned holiday experience with top-class modern shopping facilities, restaurants and a variety of places to stay. From hotels and B&Bs, to self-catering or camping – you are sure find something to suit your taste and budget.
With quality dining on Wood Street and national chains alongside one-off boutique stores, especially on the Crescent, there’s sure to be something to enjoy in St Annes-on-Sea.
Immerse your senses in relaxation and fun; take the opportunity to recharge your batteries and enjoy this stunning coastal gem.
Did you know?
What is the connection between the RNLI Flag Day and Lytham & St Annes….. the entire crew of the St Annes Lifeboat ‘Laura Janet’ lost their lives assisting in the rescue of the Barque Mexico of Hamburg. It was this disaster that instigated RNLI Saturday.
