Bacton Green - all beaches

We took our three dogs to the designated dog-friendly section of the beach, and it was fantastic. The sand was nice, and there was a cool breeze, although sometimes it was a bit too strong. I definitely recommend bringing a windbreak. Some areas of the beach are pebbly, but if you find a sandy spot, it's perfect for paddling with kids and dogs. During our nightly walks across the beach, we met plenty of locals. You can easily walk to Mundesley and grab some delicious fish and chips from the Catch. This was our first time in Norfolk, and we found Bacton beach to be quite good. We also visited Holkham beach, which was lovely, but we had to walk a long way to reach the sea, and the wind was so strong that we got sandblasted.

This beach is absolutely lovely and offers a great opportunity to search for fossils, provided you have the proper tools. The Light House is also a must-see, and there is ample parking and clean restroom facilities available. However, there is quite a bit of erosion along this stretch of coastline. Additionally, there is a good pub nearby, and the local church is quite charming. If you climb to the top of the tower, you'll be rewarded with stunning views. Finally, it's worth noting that The Old Vicarage gardens, which are considered some of the best in England, are just a mile away and definitely worth a visit.

This beach is absolutely amazing and incredibly welcoming to our furry friends. The local businesses have gone above and beyond by providing bowls of water for our four-legged companions, which we truly appreciate. Although parking may be a bit of a challenge, we had no trouble finding a spot for our vehicle.

We only stopped by for about thirty minutes since we were just passing through, but let me tell you, that beach was absolutely breathtaking! It had such a picturesque and charming vibe. I really enjoyed spotting all the seagulls, and it was a first for me to see so many Ruddy Turnstones. I absolutely loved it.