This is a great beach for a walk with your dog to Cromer, whether on the beach or via the scenic clifftops.
Restrictions apply 1st May to 30th September – No dogs are allowed on the beach near the main promenade. The area opposite the main public car park with the sloping paths towards the beach and looking towards Cromer (on the left) allows for dogs. On the promenade and sloping paths dogs must be kept on a lead.
Outside of the summer season months, there are no restrictions for what part of the beach dogs can walk on.
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Andy Gavin
4 weeks agoThis is a lovely beach, we went late afternoon so didn't have long until the tide came in but was nice for a dog walk and for the kids to run around. Great views from the top overlooking the beach too.
Bob Thompson
2 weeks agoTo be fair we got the tide times wrong, so didn't actually get on the beach itself. Used the car park and then short walk down to what I call the causeway, basically concrete that runs both directions when the tides in. Pleasant enough but wouldn't lose to much sleep if I missed it
Liz Fowle
a month agoBig sandy stretches at low tide, pebble and sand at high tide. Steep access, although there is a gentler slope a few steps further on. Nice promenade with lovely views out to sea. Plenty of space, decent parking (it gets busy early on nice days during the summer) and public toilets (open 24hrs Easter to end of October, weekend only otherwise). Often Lamartis ice cream van in the car park, from whom you get a cheery welcome and nice, reasonably priced ice cream. Part of the deep history coast trail, there are information boards available. The cliff top café serves food and drink and you can pick up fresh crab and lobster from the hut nearby too. Highly recommend, beautiful.
Gosia
a month agoLovely walk to Cromer 👣 🌊
Kevin Jones
2 years agoGreat beach, lovely backdrop, clean sea and sand. Good surf as well, perfect for kids and all ages! Great cafe overlooking the beach, easy walk down and along the beach as well.