BEACHES IN NR3 2LT
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Beaches near NR3 2LT
Distance | Beach | Details |
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17MILES | SEA PALLING BEACHNORTH NORFOLKNORFOLK |
Backed by sand dunes, Sea Palling Beach has lovely golden sands and sea that's perfect for swimming. Having won several Blue Flag awards for cleanliness and safety, the shallow sea is popular with windsurfers, canoeing and jetskiis. However, this is a very long beach, so it's easy to find a quite place to relax and take in the sun. A lifeguard is on duty from May to September. Kayak hire is available next to the beach during summer. A public car park is available at the nearby Beach Road. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
17.3MILES | MUNDESLEY BEACHNORTH NORFOLKNORFOLK |
A lovely sheltered beach with plenty of golden sand that's exposed at low tide, Mundesley Beach is set in front of low grassy cliffs and colourful beach huts. It's considered to be one of the best beaches on the North Norfolk coast, perfect for families. The coastal path is excellent for local walks with the children or dogs. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
18.5MILES | HEMSBY BEACHGREAT YARMOUTHNORFOLK |
As one of the major tourist draws of Hemsby, the beach features miles of sandy coastline with large sand dunes forming a natural barrier between the village and beach. An unusual feature is the scattering of anti-tank blocks across the beach, a reminder of WWII coastline defences. The beach features fun fairs, crazy golf and childrens rides, as well as cafes, shops and amusement arcades. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
19.4MILES | CAISTER POINT BEACHGREAT YARMOUTHNORFOLK |
Caister Point beach in Norfolk is a great day out for all the family. Backed by sandy cliffs and dunes, this is a small family beach resort with all the usual facilities and entertainments you'd expect. Horseriding and golf are popular pastimes on the beach. Dogs are allowed. Local facilities include toilets, shops and parking nearby. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
19.7MILES | GREAT YARMOUTH NORTH BEACHGREAT YARMOUTHNORFOLK |
A glorious sandy beach that reaches to the north of the seafront and Britannia Pier. Wide sand dunes are perfect for dog walking, and tennis courts and bowling greens are also located nearby, with a range of cafes. Parking is available on North Drive with disabled access to the beach and public toilets located nearby. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
19.7MILES | GREAT YARMOUTH PIER BEACHGREAT YARMOUTHNORFOLK |
The Great Yarmouth Pier beach can be found between Britannia and Wellington Piers next to Marine Parade. There are plenty of activities for all the family, and the promenade is home to plenty of shops, cafes and ice cream vendors. Deck chairs are available to hire at the beach, and boat trips that take daytrippers to Scroby Sands are popular. Lifeguards are in operation on the beach between April and September. Public and disabled toilets available. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
19.8MILES | CROMER BEACHNORTH NORFOLKNORFOLK |
A popular destination for families, Cromer beach became popular in the Victorian period. It's a sand and shingle beach which backs onto the North Norfolk cliffs. A popular surfing beach due to its shelter and consistency of waves, this beach is one of seven beaches in Norfolk that has featured in the Marine Conservation Society's Good Beach Guide in 2005. Toilets, showering facilities, and a promenade with shops selling souvenirs, amusement arcades and cafes are also available. Lifeguards are on duty from Spring Bank Holiday to the end of the school summer holidays. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
19.8MILES | GREAT YARMOUTH SOUTH BEACHGREAT YARMOUTHNORFOLK |
South of Welling Pier is Great Yarmouth South Beach, featuring a wide sandy beach with grassy sand dunes, ideal for families wanting a quieter time, but still being close to all the action and fun around Marine Parade. On-street parking is available, where you will also find public toilets and disabled access to the beach. Dog walking welcome all year. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
20MILES | EAST RUNTON BEACHNORTH NORFOLKNORFOLK |
Sandstone cliffs loom large behind lovely beach at East Runton. When the tide is out you'll be treated to a large expanse of firm golden sand which is perfect for families or dog-owners. A car park is available at the top of the cliff, with toilet facilities available. Pubs and restaurants are also a short stroll away. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
20MILES | GORLESTON BEACH BEACHGREAT YARMOUTHNORFOLK |
One of Norfolk's dog-friendly beaches, Gorleston Beach is a sandy beach that offers plenty of activities, including sailing, surfing, wind surfing and fishing opportunities. Local facilities include a cafe, toilets and disabled facilities, a first aid point and shop. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
20.8MILES | SHERINGHAM BEACHNORTH NORFOLKNORFOLK |
When the tide is in you'll be forgiven for thinking that Sheringham beach is just a stony beach. However, wait for the right time and when the tide has retreated you'll be treated to a vast expanse of sand and rock pools for the kids to explore. Awarded a Blue Flag for cleanliness and visitor facilities in 2005, the beach's facilities include amusement arcades, beach huts for hire, toilets and The North Norfolk Steam Railway, a ten minute walk from the beach. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
22.9MILES | LOWESTOFT (GUNTON DENES) BEACHWAVENEYSUFFOLK |
Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
23.5MILES | LOWESTOFT (NORTH OF CLAREMONT PIER) BEACHWAVENEYSUFFOLK |
This lovely wide beach is set in front of a promenade, cafe, shops and other facilities that make it perfect for families. Its sandy beach is great for watersports - although this is sectioned off. A lifeguard service is available during summer months, and dogs are banned from certain areas of the beach from May - September. Activities include surfing, wind surfing, jets-skiing, fishing and snorkelling. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
23.5MILES | LOWESTOFT (SOUTH OF CLAREMONT PIER) BEACHWAVENEYSUFFOLK |
Gorgeous stretch of sandy beach known locally as Victoria Beach. Part of the area of Suffolk known as Sunrise Coast, water quality is good for swimming and bathing. Diving, snorkelling, lawn bowls and tennis are popular local activities. Lifeguard service is available during summer months. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
28MILES | SOUTHWOLD THE PIER BEACHWAVENEYSUFFOLK |
Southwold Pier is one of the finest examples of a pier beach to be found in the British Isles. Attracting thousands of visitors it is one of Suffolk's greatest attractions, and was awarded the prestigious title of 'Best Tourism Experience'. The beach is a fantastic place to relax, bathe and have some quality family fun together. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
28.4MILES | SOUTHWOLD THE DENES BEACHWAVENEYSUFFOLK |
A quiet shingle beach that is bordered by the River Blyth on one side, and the historic seaside town of Southwold, this beach provides good activities, including fishing and windsurfing. Toilets are situated nearby, and a cafe/restaurant can also be found nearby. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
28.7MILES | WELLS BEACHNORTH NORFOLKNORFOLK |
Take a car from Wells and explore Wells beach with its fantastic views and excellent fish and chip shops. With a miniature railway for the whole family to enjoy, it's not all about sunbathing. Backed by pine trees and dunes, this unspoilt beach is perfect for birdwatching, although nearby you can take part in trampolining, boating, crazy golf and of course a bite to eat. A lifeguard is on duty at weekends from Wells Lifeguard Club. 300-space car park is nearby (pay and display). Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
38.1MILES | HEACHAM BEACHWEST NORFOLKNORFOLK |
Heacham features two sandy beaches, North and South beach, and are ideal for lounging about on the golden sand or building sand castles with the children. It's the only beach in Norfolk that faces west, and it sits beautifully on the glorious North Norfolk coast. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
38.6MILES | HUNSTANTON MAIN BEACH BEACHWEST NORFOLKNORFOLK |
Located just outside Hunstanton in Norfolk, Main Beach is renowned for its famous white and red striped cliffs. When the tide goes out the glorious sandy beach is exposed, and is extremely popular in the summer months. Facilities include toilets, cafes, restaurants and pubs, and a leisure centre is situated nearby. A Sea Life centre can also be found nearby, and children can take donkey rides along the beach. Pay and display parking is available. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
38.8MILES | HUNSTANTON (OLD HUNSTANTON) BEACHWEST NORFOLKNORFOLK |
Head down to Old Hunstanton beach for some spectacular sunsets - this beach faces west so it gets plenty of sun exposure, giving it the nickname Sunny Hunny. With broad sandy beaches and lots of rock pools to explore, it's a fantastic destination for the whole family. The beach has been given a Blue Flag Award that recognises its high standard in quality and safety. Dogs not allowed on the main beach. Water quality: Bathing water at this beach meets or exceeds legal guidelines for water quality, and is safe for swimming/bathing. Compliant with the Blue Flag Directive 2010. |
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Useful Resources
- The Beach Guide
A collection of the best beaches in Britain as of 2018. - Great British Beach Clean
The Great British Beach Clean is the biggest beach clean and survey in the UK. - Gov.uk
Find out how clean the water is on beaches and in other bathing areas in England, and if there is a problem with pollution. - Blue Flag
The iconic Blue Flag is one of the world’s most recognised voluntary eco-labels awarded to beaches, marinas, and sustainable boating tourism operators.
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