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Overstrand Beach

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  • 2025-01-21

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Cromer ⟼ 3.2 km away
Cromer is a popular resort on the North Norfolk coast. The beach has a promenade behind and the town on low cliffs above. The designated bathing beach is sand and shingle, backed by sandy cliffs and close to the pier. Rock pools are revealed at low tide. The appearance of the beach can vary rapidly during storm events resulting in significant changes to the build-up of sand next to the sea wall.
East Runton ⟼ 5 km away
East Runton beach is a rural beach with cliffs and a rocky foreshore. At low tide there is an expanse of sand. The village is a short walk away. Fossils of mammals such as deer, horses and mammoth, have been found in the cliffs at this beach.
West Runton ⟼ 6.6 km away
West Runton is predominately a sand and shingle beach, but also has some rocky areas and is backed by a sandy cliff. The beach is below cliffs which are protected from wave action by a series of wooden & concrete structures.
Mundesley ⟼ 8 km away
Mundesley is a popular traditional seaside resort with a sandy beach and tidal pools. It is backed by a raised promenade lined with colourful wooden beach huts. Cliffs form the backdrop with cliff top gardens.
Sheringham Beach ⟼ 9.2 km away
Sheringham ⟼ 9.6 km away
Sheringham is a former fishing village, but is now a seaside town which still has fishing and crab boats plying trade from the shore. It has a stony beach, but at low tide an expanse of sand and rock pools is revealed. The beach is backed by a promenade and the town.
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Sea Palling ⟼ 22.5 km away
Sea Palling is a small coastal hamlet and has a wide sandy beach with a series of shallow bays formed by man-made reefs just offshore. The beach is backed by dunes and rural areas. The coastline is an officially designated 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'
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