Cottages in Hemsby

Have a great time in the sun in the Norfolk village of Hemsby. Your days will be filled with lovely sand dune sheltered beaches, charming towns and plenty of amusement parks and interactive museums to keep you busy. Some call this destination the "Eden of the East" thanks to its eco-park nestled within giant domes. The exciting beach town of Great Yarmouth is just 7.5 miles away, making Hemsby an ideal base for exploring the area. You will be surrounded by all the amenities with the beach less than a mile away.

Hemsby cottages offer a lot of variety. Stay in a lovely pink cottage, one with red-brick walls, or opt for a classic thatch roof cottage. These accommodations will have you waking up to ocean views followed by breakfast in the garden and a leisurely stroll to the beach. Suitable for any traveller, many of these accommodations feature a fully equipped kitchen, spacious living room, TV, and washing machine. Feel cosy by the warmth of the hearth. Have tea in the garden. Cottages like these are worth travelling for.

There are many fantastic trails in the surrounding area to help you rediscover nature’s unrivalled tranquillity. Another advantage of staying in Hemsby is, you’re just 4 miles from Norfolk Broad’s National Park, brimming with trails full of local flora and fauna. Try hiking or biking trails like Horsey Windpump and Horsey Mere. Or, hit the Upton Dyke trail for rare wildlife, meditative walks and fishing along the water. Another option is to spend a day at Hickling Broad. This nature reserve is a network of waterways teeming with wildlife and is the largest body of water in the Norfolk Broads.

Hemsby is an ideal place to bring families thanks to its sandy beach, amusement arcades and plethora of family friendly venues. At Crystal Palace Amusements visitors will find fruit machines, video arcades, redemption machines and more! This venue also hosts one of the best play for prizes in the area with the largest selection of prizes the whole family can enjoy. Other great hotspots to add to your itinerary include Las Vegas Amusements & Bingo with the themed Route 66 Diner and Hirsty's Funpark hosting activities like crazy croquet, go-karts and more!

Hemsby Beach is perfect for entertainment seekers with its seasonal fairgrounds and unique activities like ten-pin bowling and crazy golf. Hemsby’s Beach Road is themed after the world-famous Las Vegas Strip. Along this road you’ll find The Mirage and Caesars Palace, just like Vegas, as well as amusement arcades, dance machines, driving simulators and much more! Oasis Amusements and Martin’s Bingo is another great hotspot with something for everyone. Bingo lovers will rejoice at the fantastic selection of prizes. For a little nighttime fun, check the live music schedule and head to Seadell Bar for an evening of live entertainment with libations.

This gorgeous, sand dune protected beach has loads of amenities nearby, making it advantageous for those who would rather have their meals without sitting on the sand. Hemsby Beach is perfect for families looking for a beach escape with nearby activities. For a quieter, less busy beach, head a few minutes up the road to the beautiful Winterton-on-Sea.

If you’re craving more excitement, head no further than Great Yarmouth, just a 7-mile drive away. This nearby beach destination features the Sealife Centre, the Great Yarmouth Giant Big Wheel, the Time and Tide Museum, Joyland and much more!

St Mary's Church is a beautiful 12th century Mediaeval church and round tower steeped in history. Apart from stunning photographs, a visit to this cultural complexity will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the area and a sense of tranquillity.

In Hemsby you’ll be delighted by the number of fun courses to choose from. Try out the mini golf at Stonehenge Adventure Golf for a day out with the family. This unique venue features a recreated Stonehenge as its centrepiece as well as an 18-hole course with inventive obstacles the kids are sure to enjoy.

Hemsby is just the right place to have a traditional fish and chips by the sea. As you make your way down Beach Road, you’ll find a variety of indoor and outdoor fish and chip restaurants. Be sure to also try the local seafood. Just off the beach from Beach Road you’ll find a stall selling awesome seafood like prawns and cockles.

A local favourite, the Hemsby Walk circular walk starting at the Lacon Arms public house in Hemsby. This 3.4-mile circuit takes you along the coastal path, and then to Winterton Valley before returning to the starting point. Reward yourself with a drink or a bite to eat at Lacon Arms after your vigorous hike.

Ludham Village is popular with visitors and locals for its idyllic, thatched houses along the riverside. At this charming, walkable village you’ll find the village pub, stores, tearoom, and at the centre of it all, St Catherine’s Church. Visitors can also hire a bike and visit some of the nature reserves such as Ludham Marshes and How Hill. Or, rent a boat from Herbert Woods and explore the Broads National Park.