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Norfolk’s coastline is one of the most distinctive in England. Divided between the Royal Norfolk Coast to the west and the Norfolk Coast to the east, it offers remarkable variety within a single stretch of shoreline.
Many Norfolk beaches reveal their full scale at low tide, when sand extends far beyond the high-water line. Others are edged with shingle, rock pools and coastal defences that reflect the changing nature of the North Sea.
From lively town beaches with promenades and seasonal facilities to quieter stretches reached by coastal paths, Norfolk offers a broad choice of coastal settings. Each listing provides practical information on access, parking and location so you can choose the right beach for your visit.

All Beaches
West Runton Beach
West Runton Beach sits between Sheringham and East Runton on the Norfolk Coast. The shoreline is a…
Burnham Overy Staithe Beach
Burnham Overy Staithe Beach is reached from the harbour village via a coastal path across…
Wells-next-the-Sea Beach
Wells-next-the-Sea Beach sits just beyond the harbour town of Wells on the Royal Norfolk Coast. The…
Gorleston-on-Sea Beach
Gorleston-on-Sea Beach lies south of Great Yarmouth on the Norfolk Coast and is known for its wide…
California Beach
California Beach lies between Scratby and Great Yarmouth on the Norfolk Coast. The shoreline is…
Cley-next-the-Sea Beach
Cley-next-the-Sea Beach lies east of Wells on the Norfolk Coast. The shoreline is mainly shingle…
Scratby Beach
Scratby Beach lies north of Caister-on-Sea on the Norfolk Coast. The shoreline is sandy with low…
Cromer Beach
Cromer Beach lies below the town and its Victorian pier on the Norfolk Coast. At low tide, firm…
Winterton-on-Sea Beach
Winterton-on-Sea Beach lies north of Hemsby on the Norfolk Coast and is backed by dunes. The beach…