St Annes Beach Verified listing

At St Annes beach and seafront there are miles of open public land to explore. It’s an enormous natural beach (but can be dangerous so take care!) Walk the beautifully tended promenade gardens, complete with waterfalls and ducks. Enjoy traditional seaside attractions, with fun for all the family – winter and summer it’s a great place to visit!

The sandy beach is so huge because of the wide tidal range of the Irish Sea. The beach is very flat, so the tide goes out a long way. But it comes back in very quickly – so beware!

It’s fairly easy to find your way around St Annes. The main high street (St Annes Road West) is at right angles to the seafront.

The T junction between North/South Promenade and St Annes Road West is where you’ll find the central ‘seaside’ resort of St Annes seafront. It’s where the seafront hotels are, and all the traditional British seaside things. St Annes Pier is opposite this junction, in the attractive surroundings of this typical British coastal resort.

There’s a good selection of high quality accommodation and hotels in St Annes and the Blackpool area, with a choice of period and modern properties. All designed to give you a perfect UK staycation!

There’s pay and display car parking at the front of and to the right of the pier. There are also Danfo public toilets here, pay with coins on entry to individual cubicles.