Mundesley is a lovely thriving seaside village on the North Norfolk Coast with a beautiful sandy blue flag beach. It's the perfect place to get away from it all and has much to offer for people of all ages. The beach stretches for miles and is wonderful for walking, swimming, surfing, building sand castles or just to relax and read a book or enjoy a picnic. There is a very good park, accessed via a footpath just at the end of the road where the cottage is located with zip wire, skate/scooter park, outdoor mini gym, crazy golf, amusements and multi use games area for playing football and basketball. Take a look at our village map and you'll see that all these facilities are close by.
During the summer months the main area of the beach is patrolled by lifeguards and children are able to play in the shallow pools left behind as the tides goes out. The beach is great for body boarding and we also have a surf school, Glide Surf who run surf and paddle board lessons during the summer holidays. You will also find the beach cafe (during spring/summer), toilets and a well stocked shop selling buckets, spades, wetsuits, etc and where you can hire wind breaks and deck chairs. And of course ice creams!
The village has a wonderful choice of cafes, fish and chip shops and great pub grub at The Ship Inn. Just minutes from the cottage you'll find lots of great independent shops including greengrocer, butcher, fishmonger, chemist, post office, craft shop and ladies boutique. There is also a bike hire shop too which offers half day or daily hire for adults and children. For a bigger shop there's a Tesco Local and just a short drive away in nearby North Walsham you will find a Waitrose, Sainsbury's and Lidl supermarket. Mundesley Tourist Information Office is a brilliant source of information on local events and attractions.
During the summer months the main area of the beach is patrolled by lifeguards and children are able to play in the shallow pools left behind as the tides goes out. The beach is great for body boarding and we also have a surf school, Glide Surf who run surf and paddle board lessons during the summer holidays. You will also find the beach cafe (during spring/summer), toilets and a well stocked shop selling buckets, spades, wetsuits, etc and where you can hire wind breaks and deck chairs. And of course ice creams!
The village has a wonderful choice of cafes, fish and chip shops and great pub grub at The Ship Inn. Just minutes from the cottage you'll find lots of great independent shops including greengrocer, butcher, fishmonger, chemist, post office, craft shop and ladies boutique. There is also a bike hire shop too which offers half day or daily hire for adults and children. For a bigger shop there's a Tesco Local and just a short drive away in nearby North Walsham you will find a Waitrose, Sainsbury's and Lidl supermarket. Mundesley Tourist Information Office is a brilliant source of information on local events and attractions.
Mundesley is the perfect base for your holiday in Norfolk. Take a drive north along the coast and there are many fabulous places to stop and enjoy along the coast, and all have great pubs, deli's and cafes to enjoy fresh, seasonal food and take in the fantastic scenery. The traditional seaside towns of Cromer, Sheringham and Great Yarmouth are not far away.
If you are not on the beach there are many attractions for children too. You will be spoilt for choice as to where to take them first! There's Bewilderwood, Hilltop Outdoor Adventure, The Dinosaur Park, Cromer Cinema, JR's Indoor Play & Bowling, Wroxham Barns, Pensthorpe Natural Park, Cromer Zoo, Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach, North Norfolk Railway, Blakeney seal trips, lots of wonderful museums and much more.
Norfolk has many beautiful stately homes, gardens and parks to enjoy including the National Trust properties of Blickling, Felbrigg and Sheringham Park and the privately owned estate of Holkham. Or you could take a day boat or day trip on the tranquil Norfolk Broads, Britain's magical waterland. Just 20 miles away is the fine medieval city of Norwich, where you will find all the well known high street brands and restaurants plus many fantastic independent shops, bars and cafes off the beaten track and along "the Lanes".
We provide you with lots more information on days out and places to eat in our extensive Visitors Handbook so you are well prepared before you arrive.
If you are not on the beach there are many attractions for children too. You will be spoilt for choice as to where to take them first! There's Bewilderwood, Hilltop Outdoor Adventure, The Dinosaur Park, Cromer Cinema, JR's Indoor Play & Bowling, Wroxham Barns, Pensthorpe Natural Park, Cromer Zoo, Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach, North Norfolk Railway, Blakeney seal trips, lots of wonderful museums and much more.
Norfolk has many beautiful stately homes, gardens and parks to enjoy including the National Trust properties of Blickling, Felbrigg and Sheringham Park and the privately owned estate of Holkham. Or you could take a day boat or day trip on the tranquil Norfolk Broads, Britain's magical waterland. Just 20 miles away is the fine medieval city of Norwich, where you will find all the well known high street brands and restaurants plus many fantastic independent shops, bars and cafes off the beaten track and along "the Lanes".
We provide you with lots more information on days out and places to eat in our extensive Visitors Handbook so you are well prepared before you arrive.
