Top Things to do in Lytham St Anne's
Top 8 Outdoor Activities in Lytham St Anne's, England
Discover the best top things to do in Lytham St Anne's, United Kingdom including St. Annes Beach Huts, Royal Lytham & St. Annes Golf Club, Fairhaven Golf Club, St. Annes Old Links Golf Club, Boats and Balls, MiniLinks Lytham St Annes, St. Anne's Beach, Lytham Green Drive Golf Club.
Restaurants in Lytham St Anne's
1. St. Annes Beach Huts
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 560 reviews
For the first time in more than 30 years St Annes can offer visitors wonderful new Beach Huts for Day Rental. These colourful new structures are beautiful inside and well equipped with everything you need for a perfect day at the seaside. You can book one for the day Online.
Reviewed By lynnie-the - Manchester, United Kingdom
Good communication with all the details of where to park how to get the key where the toilets were. Reassurance as to pre cleaning and telling us not to wash up and waste water as they sanitize between customers. Had everything you need chairs table kettle fridge microwave glasses cutlery and crockery. Beautiful chilled day watching the tide go out lovely walk on the beach up to pier for fish and chips there is also a toby carvery nearby Well worth it
2. Royal Lytham & St. Annes Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
The most famous course in the area has hosted the British Open 3 times in the last 30 years.
Reviewed By miffjames - Avalon Beach, Australia
There is so much golf history at this wonderful club. One of the 3 Royals on the English Golf Coast around Liverpool/Blackpool and quite different from Hoylake and Birkdale. 200+ bunkers throughout the course and 17 of them on the 18th. Lytham is a seriously good golf course and one where you have to place the ball strategically to score well. Like so many of the courses on the Open rota, online bookings are easy and you are made very welcome by house staff and the pro shop. As an Aussie, you think about Adam Scott throwing away the Open at Lytham in the last 4 holes in 2012 and Seve's 2 wins in 1979 and 1988. Just a fabulous golfing experience on a links course where every hole is a gem.
3. Fairhaven Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By 429CatherineB
Fairhaven Golf Club is renowned as one of the finest Championship courses in the North of England and 20 ladies from our Club in East Lancashire took advantage of playing this beautifully manicured course during a Ladies Open Team event. There are 365 bunkers on this course, one for every day of the year, and our team found plenty of them. I found the breakfast service very slow and my meal arrived it was a wrong order. Disappointing, particularly as it was so late, it had to be wrapped in foil to take on the course to be eaten during the game. I did wonder the girl serving me might be new to the post, so perhaps need to be more generous. The evening meal was very good and an excellent day was had by all. I would highly recommend a visit to this great course.
4. St. Annes Old Links Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
5. Boats and Balls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
St. Annes Boats and Balls offers family fun on a man-made, two foot deep boating lake. We are open weekends and school holidays from 10-5 daily. This is weather dependant so please contact us if you are unsure. We have six seater pedalo boats, two seater canoes and offer you the chance to experience the latest craze of 'walking on water' in one of our giant inflatable waterballs.
6. MiniLinks Lytham St Annes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
MiniLinks® 18 Hole Par3 Golf Course: Ideal for beginners; perfect for avid golfers; even played & loved by MAJOR WINNERS Tom Watson, Martin Kaymer & Keegan Bradley AND Rickie Fowler! - Beginners & Juniors are very welcome. - Coaching available - BRAND NEW LittleChippers TM Junior Golf Academy - Exciting 9 hole CrazyGolf available - Entertaining 18 hole Pennines Putting available - FREE Club hire or practice with your own - Situated on the seafront, South Promenade opposite The Grand Hotel, Lytham St Annes - MiniLinks.uk is FULLY OPEN ALL YEAR!
Reviewed By Robbriggs1 - Leeds, United Kingdom
What a great course! 3 of us went around in the sunshine and had a really good laugh. Really good value for the money and everybody respectful of waiting till the group in front had finished. Would definitely have another go when visiting Lytham, although always helps when you beat a keen golfer and your own son. ????
7. St. Anne's Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 537 reviews
Reviewed By NinaTom - Standish, United Kingdom
Really enjoyed a trip to St Anne’s Beach. The only tricky point here on busy days is parking; arrive early and bring coins. I’ll give the toilets the benefit of the doubt as everyone was doing their best to social distance which made the queues look HUGE. Nice clean sand, lots of space and a few nice shops/chip shops/ice cream vendors. Sea is a bit of a walk when the tide is out.
8. Lytham Green Drive Golf Club
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 4 reviews
Welcome to Lytham Green Drive Golf Club. Measuring 6309 yards, the course is not particularly long, but it is a demanding yet enjoyable test of your golfing skills. Established in 1913, the course is set in mature parkland and was designed by renowned course architect, Dr. Alister Mackenzie. Dr. Alister Mackenzie was the original designer of such courses as Augusta, Royal Melbourne, Cypress Poin
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