Get More From Your Anderby Creek Hot Tub Cottage Break
Booking cottages with hot tubs in Anderby Creek gives you direct access to one of Lincolnshire's most unspoilt stretches of coastline. This quiet village sits between Mablethorpe and Chapel St Leonards and offers the kind of peaceful retreat you won't find at busier resorts. The beach here stretches for miles with golden sand and dramatic skies that make every evening special.
We love how Anderby Creek combines coastal beauty with genuine tranquillity. Whether you're after romantic breaks for 2 or planning family cottages getaways, the area delivers. You can book everything from boutique cottages with private hot tub access to large holiday houses perfect for groups. The village itself keeps things simple with a café, a car park and miles of unspoilt shoreline.
What to do on a family or couple's hot tub break in Anderby Creek
Anderby Creek started life as a small farming community before becoming a coastal destination. The village remains refreshingly uncommercialized compared to neighbouring resorts. You'll find the Cloud Bar sculpture on the beach which frames the sky perfectly and has become a local landmark since its installation in 2016.
The area suits anyone seeking secluded self catering accommodation. Dog friendly cottages are plentiful here because the beach welcomes pets year-round. After long coastal walks you can return to your cottage with hot tub and soak away the day. The lack of amusement arcades and crowds makes this ideal for those wanting authentic coastal cottages experiences.
Sightseeing in Anderby Creek
The coastline dominates everything here. Anderby Creek sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty where the Lincolnshire Wolds meet the North Sea. The beach stretches north towards Trusthorpe and south to Chapel St Leonards with barely a building in sight. This unspoilt character attracts visitors looking for remote self catering options and hot tub stays away from typical tourist spots.
Top 5 attractions you have to see in Anderby Creek
The area offers more variety than you might expect from such a small village. From unique sculptures to nature reserves, there's plenty to fill your cottage breaks itinerary.
The Cloud Bar
This striking steel sculpture sits right on Anderby Creek beach and frames the horizon beautifully. Artist Pete Houghton designed it to highlight the area's famous big skies. Visit at sunset for the best photographs and you'll understand why this has become one of the most photographed spots on the Lincolnshire coast.
Anderby Creek Beach
The main beach offers miles of clean sand backed by low dunes. The Environment Agency maintains sea defences here but the beach retains its natural feel. You can walk for hours in either direction and the shallow waters make it safe for families. Dogs are welcome all year which makes this perfect if you're staying in pet friendly cottages.
Chapel Six Marshes Nature Reserve
Located just three miles south, this reserve protects important coastal habitats. You'll spot various wading birds and wildfowl throughout the year. The reserve includes freshwater marshes and grazing meadows. Access is free and the flat terrain makes it suitable for all fitness levels during your holiday lets stay.
Skegness Pier and Beach
Eight miles north you'll find Skegness with its traditional pier and livelier atmosphere. The pier opened in 1881 and still offers classic seaside entertainment. If you want a contrast to Anderby Creek's isolation, Skegness provides amusement arcades and fish and chip shops. It's an easy day trip from your hot tub cottages base.
Gunby Hall
This National Trust property sits seven miles inland near Burgh le Marsh. The red brick mansion dates from 1700 and features beautiful walled gardens. Tennyson called it "a haunt of ancient peace" and the description still fits. The house opens selected days so check before visiting during your holiday homes break.
Don't Miss These...
| Attraction | What you'll experience | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| The Cloud Bar | Iconic beach sculpture with stunning coastal views and perfect sunset photo opportunities | Everyone |
| Anderby Creek Beach | Miles of unspoilt golden sand with dog-friendly policies and peaceful walking | Families |
| Chapel Six Marshes | Wildlife watching in protected coastal habitats with year-round bird species | Couples |
| Skegness Pier | Traditional seaside entertainment with arcades and classic British resort atmosphere | Families |
| Gunby Hall | Historic mansion with period interiors and peaceful walled gardens | Couples |
Visitor FAQs
How do I get to Anderby Creek?
The village sits on the A52 coastal road between Mablethorpe and Skegness. From Lincoln take the A158 east for about 35 miles. The nearest train station is Skegness eight miles north. Most visitors drive because public transport options are limited in this rural area.
What family activities are available?
Beach activities dominate with sandcastle building and paddling. The flat terrain is perfect for cycling and several routes connect coastal villages. Skegness offers traditional attractions including Natureland Seal Sanctuary. Many large family cottages provide games rooms for evening entertainment.
Where are the best romantic spots?
The Cloud Bar at sunset offers incredible views. Walk south along the beach towards Chapel St Leonards for complete isolation. Book a luxury cottages retreat with jacuzzi facilities and you won't need to venture far for romance.
Is there shopping nearby?
Anderby Creek has minimal facilities. Mablethorpe four miles north offers supermarkets and independent shops. Skegness provides the widest choice including high street chains. Most visitors stock up before arrival at their holiday house rental.
Why choose a hot tub cottage here?
The peaceful setting makes hot tub breaks particularly special. After windswept beach walks the warm water feels amazing. Many lodges and log cabin properties offer private hot tub access. The lack of light pollution means you can stargaze from your tub.
Cottages with hot tubs in Anderby Creek offer the perfect combination of coastal access and private luxury. Whether you're planning last minute deals or booking well ahead for new year, this stretch of Lincolnshire coast delivers authentic seaside charm. The village suits anyone seeking cheap cottages options without sacrificing quality or those wanting boutique retreats with swimming pool and spa facilities.
We find the area works brilliantly for both short cottage breaks and longer stays. You can visit neighbouring resorts when you want activity or simply enjoy the isolation. Book your chalet or fishing lodges accommodation and discover why this quiet corner of the coast keeps visitors returning year after year.