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Golf Championship "Moving Day" in St Annes.

It has been an incredibly busy round of breakfast this morning, but everyone is now fully prepped and fueled for a wonderful day out on the golf course. The excitement around the house has been building up all morning. Today is "Moving Day", the crucial third round of the AIG Women’s Open over at Royal Lytham & St Annes, and you can absolutely feel the buzz in the air. On my side of things, this is peak St Annes. As the calendar page turns to August, the town is officially at its very best. The streets are alive, the atmosphere is fantastic, and there is nothing quite like seeing the area thriving under the international spotlight. Right, the rooms are all turned over and ready for the afternoon arrivals, so it’s time to get myself sorted for the next wave of check-ins. Until next time, The Fylde Hotelier
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Where to Catch the Best Sunsets on the Fylde Coast.

Golden hour on the Fylde Coast is something really special. Whenever I get a quiet moment, I love heading down to the promenade to watch the day come to an end. At The Claremont, we’re only a short walk from the beach, which makes it so easy to catch that perfect evening glow.

As the sun begins to dip, the vast stretches of golden sand reflect the light, turning the whole landscape into shades of deep orange, soft pink, and warm gold. There’s something so special about that moment. The cool sea breeze, the warmth of the setting sun, and the sky slowly lighting up, it’s the perfect way to find a bit of calm.

Whether you're walking along the shoreline near the pier or sitting on a bench watching the tide roll in, a St Annes sunset is something you won’t forget.

My Favourite Sunset Spot in St Annes

If you’re looking for the best place to catch the sunset, I always recommend heading towards the sand dunes just past the main promenade in St Annes. It’s a little quieter than the central areas, and you get an uninterrupted view across the shoreline.

There’s something special about being slightly tucked away, with the dunes behind you and nothing but open sky and sand in front. As the sun drops, the colours seem even more vivid, and it feels like your own little hidden corner of the Fylde Coast.

My Insider Tip: If you're staying with us, ask me for a few more quiet sunset spots to watch the sun go down away from the crowds.!

Until next time,

The Fylde Hotelier


A photograph of a vibrant gold and orange sunset over the beach at Lytham St Annes, located near The Claremont St Annes, featured on The Fylde Hotelier blog. The dark silhouette of the sea wall and a row of coastal beach huts stands against a fiery sky with light blue clouds, framed by a cream border with elegant script text reading "Catch the Best Sunsets.

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Location: St Annes Beach

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