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Littless Creek

Bay in Huntingdonshire Huntingdonshire

England

Littless Creek

Grafham Water A view across Grafham Water from a position to the right of the cafe. Next to the jetty are a series of rowing and powered boats for the use of fishermen.
Grafham Water Credit: Malcolm Neal

Littlest Creek is a small bay located in the district of Huntingdonshire, which is situated in the county of Cambridgeshire, England. Nestled along the eastern coast of England, this picturesque bay offers visitors a tranquil and idyllic coastal experience.

The bay is known for its stunning natural beauty, with its crystal-clear waters and pristine sandy beaches. The beach stretches for approximately 1 mile and is surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, providing a breathtaking backdrop for beachgoers and nature enthusiasts.

Littlest Creek is a popular destination for a wide range of outdoor activities. The calm and shallow waters make it an ideal spot for swimming, paddleboarding, and kayaking. The bay is also home to an abundance of marine life, making it a popular spot for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts.

The bay is surrounded by a charming coastal village, which offers a variety of amenities for visitors. There are several cozy seaside cottages available for rent, as well as a handful of bed and breakfasts and hotels. The village also boasts a number of quaint cafes, restaurants, and shops, where visitors can sample local cuisine and purchase souvenirs.

Littlest Creek is a hidden gem on the eastern coast of England, offering a peaceful and serene escape from the bustling city life. Whether you are seeking a relaxing beach getaway or an adventurous outdoor experience, this bay has something to offer for everyone.

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Littless Creek Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.298914/-0.33968657 or Grid Reference TL1368. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Grafham Water A view across Grafham Water from a position to the right of the cafe. Next to the jetty are a series of rowing and powered boats for the use of fishermen.
Grafham Water
A view across Grafham Water from a position to the right of the cafe. Next to the jetty are a series of rowing and powered boats for the use of fishermen.
A woodland path One of the varied paths and or cycle tracks that are to be found around Grafham Water.
A woodland path
One of the varied paths and or cycle tracks that are to be found around Grafham Water.
Grafham Water Looking back across an area of grass towards the visitor centre and car park, which cannot be seen as they are hidden by the sparse trees and bushes.
Grafham Water
Looking back across an area of grass towards the visitor centre and car park, which cannot be seen as they are hidden by the sparse trees and bushes.
A woodland ride This may be a fire break or a woodland ride, but either way it does eventually lead to one of the many bird hides at this end of the reservoir.
A woodland ride
This may be a fire break or a woodland ride, but either way it does eventually lead to one of the many bird hides at this end of the reservoir.
Reeds in front of the hide The reed bed had a number of Dragon flies flitting back and forth but there were very few birds to be seen.
Reeds in front of the hide
The reed bed had a number of Dragon flies flitting back and forth but there were very few birds to be seen.
The cycle track aounf Grafham Water There were very few cyclists riding along the path / track which made for easier walking.
The cycle track aounf Grafham Water
There were very few cyclists riding along the path / track which made for easier walking.
Charcoal burners' huts We were surprised when we came across these huts which had two or three charcoal burning steel drums and lids. None of them was active as we walked by.
Charcoal burners' huts
We were surprised when we came across these huts which had two or three charcoal burning steel drums and lids. None of them was active as we walked by.
Grafham Water : fishing boats for hire
Grafham Water : fishing boats for hire
The Wheatsheaf, Perry
The Wheatsheaf, Perry
Glebe Road, Perry A small housing estate
Glebe Road, Perry
A small housing estate
Entrance to Grafham Water Sailing Club
Entrance to Grafham Water Sailing Club
Sailing boats, Grafham Water Sailing Club
Sailing boats, Grafham Water Sailing Club
Seats with a view of Grafham Water, Perry
Seats with a view of Grafham Water, Perry
Car park by Grafham Water, Perry
Car park by Grafham Water, Perry
Cycle route by woodland on bank of Grafham Water
Cycle route by woodland on bank of Grafham Water
Replacing electricity cables west of Perry The pylon has temporary pulleys for the new cables, which were being slowly pulled into place. Health and safety regulations meant that workers were placed to warn passers-by of the overhead work. According to the senior member of the team, this procedure has an extremely good safety record: "I have never heard of an accident happening"
Replacing electricity cables west of Perry
The pylon has temporary pulleys for the new cables, which were being slowly pulled into place. Health and safety regulations meant that workers were placed to warn passers-by of the overhead work. According to the senior member of the team, this procedure has an extremely good safety record: "I have never heard of an accident happening"
Cycle route in south-west corner of Grafham Water
Cycle route in south-west corner of Grafham Water
Cycle route near Grafham Water and electricity pylon The pylon has temporary pulleys for new cables, which were being slowly pulled into place. See note at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7649819">TL1366 : Replacing electricity cables west of Perry</a>
Cycle route near Grafham Water and electricity pylon
The pylon has temporary pulleys for new cables, which were being slowly pulled into place. See note at TL1366 : Replacing electricity cables west of Perry
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Littless Creek is located at Grid Ref: TL1368 (Lat: 52.298914, Lng: -0.33968657)

Administrative County: Cambridgeshire

District: Huntingdonshire

Police Authority: Cambridgeshire

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