Overstrand Beach

Absolutely loved my visit to Overstrand. Had a fabulous time exploring the deep history coast. Walked miles and miles along the beach as the tide went out and found plenty of interesting fossils to look at. Watched the kestrel hunting over the cliffs and a seal swimming in the sun. The sunset looking out towards Cromer pier was lovely and we even had a seal join us and he was swimming right in front of where we were sitting. What is not to love.

Beautiful unspoilt beach. Used to holiday here as a kid. Returned about 50 years later and doesn’t feel like it has changed. Some street parking or a car park. Lovely cafe at the top of cliff. Steep path down but if you can get there for low tide there is a massive sandy beach. Dog restrictions in places but the beach goes all the way to Cromer so you can find somewhere to let them enjoy themselves. Loved it

Park at Overstrand car park, get there early - it gets full very quickly! Pay and display by cash or card/phone app (signal is fine), go down to the beach and head East- you will trek up and down to get to the beach between Overstrand and Understrand, with no structures/groynes/concrete, just beach, sea, cliffs, and peace! It really is a gorgeous setting and well worth the twenty minute stroll to get here- take a picnic and a blanket/chair, and chill out for the day! No facilities whatsoever so do what you have to do but take your rubbish home with you- this place is far too nice to spoil

Overstrand one of the many dog unfriendly beaches in norfolk. Expensive parking and at nearly £9 for a sausage bap, i would avoid the cafe as well. Perfect if you don't drive,don't eat there and haven't got a dog.

Super safe for dogs and kids swimming, awesome skim boarding as tide is going out!