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Points of interest in East Anglia
Explore standout places across the East of England, gathered in one place to make planning simpler. This page is designed to help you choose where to go next, whether you’re shaping a day out, planning a short break or building a longer holiday across Norfolk and Suffolk. Right now, this collection focuses on beaches, from wide sands to shingle shores, with practical details to help you decide where to head. We’ll be adding more points of interest over time, including landscapes, landmarks and visitor highlights that are worth a stop, along with nearby ideas for things to do, places to stay and great food and drink.
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Brancaster Beach
Brancaster Beach is one of the widest stretches of sand on the Royal Norfolk Coast and is backed by…
Kessingland Beach
Kessingland Beach lies just south of Lowestoft on the Suffolk Coast. The shoreline is backed by low…
Thorpeness Beach
Thorpeness Beach lies just north of Aldeburgh on the Suffolk Coast. It is backed by village…
Happisburgh Beach
Happisburgh Beach lies beneath the red and white striped lighthouse on the Norfolk Coast. The…
Dunwich Beach
Dunwich Beach lies south of Walberswick on the Suffolk Coast and is backed by heath and woodland. …
Mundesley Beach
Mundesley Beach sits below the village on the Norfolk Coast. The shoreline is mainly sandy with…
Hemsby Beach
Hemsby Beach lies north of Great Yarmouth on the Norfolk Coast. The shoreline is mainly sandy and…
Cromer Beach
Cromer Beach lies below the town and its Victorian pier on the Norfolk Coast. At low tide, firm…
Burnham Overy Staithe Beach
Burnham Overy Staithe Beach is reached from the harbour village via a coastal path across…
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