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Mundesley is a small town on the North East coast of Norfolk. Like many villages and resorts in this region, Mundesley was once a great seaport, before the advent of the railways brought Victorian holiday-makers in their droves. Still popular today the town retains an unspoilt, secluded charm which seems detached from other busier resorts on the East Coast. For information on Mundesley cottages see our info below.
The picture-postcard seafront, with its colorful beach huts and little fishing boats, provides a more tranquil alternative to the busier resorts found further along the coast. And despite tourism being Mundelsey's primary industry fishermen still harvest the local waters, launching their boats from the beach in search of their daily catch.
Mundesley lies within the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - its award-winning Blue flag beach offers safe, clean bathing. But although shallow, the waters around Mundesley have eroded much of the cliffs, fields and houses found around these parts. And sadly the sea's incursion continues unabated.
The town centre includes a small collection of shops, pubs and tea-rooms as well the Maritime Museum; one of the UK's smallest. All Saints Church sitting atop the nearby cliffs is one of the town's most historically significant buildings as is the restored 19th century Stow Mill, found on the outskirts of the town. For Mundesley cottages see our info below.
