Anderby Beach Cafe
Combined beach shop, café and bar at Anderby Creek, one of the quietest beaches on this coast and close to the Cloud Bar viewing platform.
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The Cloud Bar
Opened in 2009 and billed as the UK's first official cloud-watching spot, this quirky timber viewing platform sits on the dunes above Anderby Creek beach. Instead of drinks, its menu helps you name the cloud types overhead, and mirrors and angled seats point you at the sky. It is free to visit and close to the beach car park.
Highlights
- Free cloud-spotting platform
- Opened in 2009
- Beside Anderby Creek beach
About Anderby Creek
A tiny coastal hamlet with one of the quietest beaches in Lincolnshire, backed by dunes and nature reserves. More in Anderby Creek.
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Details last checked October 2026. Opening times can change with the seasons, so check with The Cloud Bar before you travel.
Nearby
Creekside Family Camping
Seasonal family campsite at Anderby Creek, close to an unspoilt beach and the Coastal Country Park.
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Sandilands
A former coastal golf course that the National Trust has turned into 30 hectares of wetland, grassland and scrub.
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North Sea Observatory
A striking modern building on the sea wall at Chapel Point, with floor-to-ceiling windows looking out across the North Sea and the dunes.
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Chapel Pit Nature Reserve
A small flooded clay pit just north of Chapel Point.
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Queens Park
Mablethorpe's seafront park sits just behind the sea bank, about 500 metres south of the High Street.