Looking for things to do in Lytham St Annes in October and November? You’re in the right place!... October and November are magical months to experience the stunning Fylde coastline—without the crowds! Whether you’re craving a romantic escape, a family adventure, or some coastal relaxation, Lytham St Annes is your perfect base for exploring the North West’s hidden autumn and winter gems.
What’s On in October & November 2025:
- Blackpool Illuminations 2025
Running until 1st November, the world-famous Blackpool Illuminations light up the promenade with spectacular displays, perfect for an evening stroll or a memorable tram tour.
- Halloween Spooktacular at Lytham Hall
Dress up and join the woodland Halloween trail on 31st October, featuring spooky encounters, treats and autumnal atmosphere.
- Indoor Fun & Festive Preview
Experience indoor attractions perfect for chillier days: SEA LIFE Blackpool, the Sandcastle Waterpark, Lowther Pavilion theatre and popping into Lytham’s charming art galleries. From mid-November, watch for Christmas markets and festive displays at Lytham Hall.
- Nature Walks & Coastal Adventures
October’s fresh air and golden light are ideal for beach walks, birdwatching at Fairhaven Lake, or exploring sand dunes and the historic Lytham Windmill.
- Crafty Workshops & Cosy Cafés
Take part in creative workshops (like Lytham Hall’s Christmas crafting in November), or warm up in a local café with a slice of homemade cake.
Why Visit in the Shoulder Season?
- Quiet beaches and pier walks
- Affordable room rates and special offers
- Plenty of indoor and outdoor activities, whatever the weather
- Cosy comfort at The Sea Croft, with breakfast to fuel your adventures
Travel Tip:
Many autumn/winter events and indoor attractions don’t require advance booking outside peak dates, but it’s worth double-checking closer to your visit.
Book Your October/November Escape to Lytham St Annes
Snap up an exclusive deal when you book direct with The Sea Croft Bed, Breakfast & Bar. Your autumn getaway awaits—sleep, eat, beach, repeat!
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