If you’re looking for a without venturing too far from home, there’s a perfect and underrated destination near a well-known town. Peaceful, stunning and - is there anything better than that?
is a small village located just north of Chapel St Leonards and famous Skegness. With its long, sandy beach, quiet and unspoilt atmosphere, and plenty of space to breathe in the fresh sea air, it’s the ideal spot for a summer escape. On sunny days, it’s the perfect place to soak up some UV rays.
Ranked as one of the UK’s Top 40 beaches, Anderby Creek offers a stunning glimpse of the coastline. Not a heavily touristy destination, visitors can enjoy plenty of tranquillity. According to the latest data, Anderby has a population of fewer than 500 people, making it an intimate and peaceful place to visit.
The village is well-known for its caravan parks and holiday retreats, making it ideal for families seeking a short break from the hustle and bustle of city life. It’s just a 22-minute drive (9.5 miles) from Skegness, under three hours by car from Birmingham, and approximately four hours from London.
Anderby Creek is also surrounded by multiple beaches that are perfect for exploring with children, including:
- Chapel St Leonards Beach
- Anderby Beach
- Moggs Eye Beach
- Ingoldmells South Beach
- Mablethorpe Beach
- Central Beach Skegness
There’s also plenty of activities to do in Anderby Creek, as well as the many cafés, bars and restaurants around:
- Chapel Six Marshes
- Saint Leonards Parish Church
- St Thomas of Canterbury
- Ape Normanby Hall
- Woburn Safari Park
- Skegness Aquarium
For seafood lovers, Anderby Creek is the place to go. Local favourites such as The Creek Tavern, Anderby Creek Café, and Popa’s Kitchen & Bar serve fresh fish and chips, along with their famous crab salad.
The area also boasts a rich local cuisine, serving traditional and local cuisine like:
- Lincolnshire Haslet: A pork meatloaf made with stale bread, sage, salt, and pepper.
- Lincolnshire Plum Bread: A traditional breakfast or tea-time treat filled with dried fruit.
- Lincolnshire Poacher Cheese: A slow-maturing cheese with a strong, unique flavour.
Despite its small size, Anderby Creek has a lot to offer. For those seeking a peaceful break, a family caravan holiday, or simply some time away from home, look no further than Anderby Creek; a hidden place for those who appreciate natural beauty offering tranquillity and beautiful coastal charms.
