Things To Do In Mundesley

The village plays host to the Mundesley Maritime Museum which is housed in a former coastguard lookout and makes for a great visit to absorb the village’s martime history.

Spend a relaxing day on Mundesley’s sandy beach. Build sandcastles, enjoy a coffee from The Beach Hut Café, and savor the refreshing sea air with the sand between your toes.

Take a scenic walk along the Norfolk Coast Path for stunning coastal views and wildlife spotting. For countryside scenery, try the Mundesley Circular Walk, a 6-mile route that heads inland to Gimingham and back.

Golf enthusiasts can enjoy Mundesley’s 18-hole golf club, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and a course suitable for all skill levels.

A short distance from Mundesley is Overstrand’s wonderful garden centre which offers a large variety of both indoor and outdoor plants, alongside a range of locally made products and produce. The garden centre emphasises sustainability and local sourcing, making it a great spot to find unique souvenirs.

A great option for all the family, located just outside Cromer. Amazona Zoo is home to over 200 tropical animals which inhabit South America. Furthermore, there is inside soft play, outside play areas including 2 jumping pillows and a great café. A wonderful day out for all ages.

Cromer, renowned for its Victorian heritage and picturesque landscapes, is a brilliant seaside town with an abundance of attractions, history, shops and eateries. The town is famous for its historic pier, home to the Pavilion Theatre, which offers a variety of performances, and the iconic Cromer Crab, a local culinary delicacy. Visitors can explore the Cromer Museum, which delves into the town’s rich history, or take a scenic walk along the Norfolk Coast Path for breathtaking views. With its blend of natural beauty, cultural attractions, and warm hospitality, Cromer provides a quintessential English seaside experience.

This beautiful 17th Century National Trust country house sits just outside Cromer with highlights including a beautiful house, walled gardens, 380 acre great wood and ice house. The property offers a lovely tearoom, second hand bookshop and welcomes dogs too! During the holidays it offers family events such as Easter egg hunts, lambing, carol singers at Christmas and much more. A superb place to visit come rain or shine.

Why not visit Happisburgh Lighthouse whilst you’re in the area, Britain’s only independently run lighthouse and East Anglia’s oldest working lighthouse. With numerous open days throughout the year, it’s an intriguing local attraction worth exploring. Booking in advance is recommended.