Hemsby Beach

Hemsby Beach, located in the vibrant resort village of Hemsby near Great Yarmouth, is a popular seaside destination known for its natural beauty and wide range of amenities. The beach is characterized by its soft, sandy surface, absence of many rocks, and grassy sand dunes. It is sheltered by cliffs which add to the tranquility and seclusion of the environment. The beach is also home to unique features like sandbanks and is frequented by a variety of wildlife, with seals occasionally spotted in the waters.

The beach is in close proximity to the town's main street, which houses a variety of shops, amusement arcades, attractions, cafes, and eateries. Despite the lively atmosphere, the beach maintains a quiet ambiance, particularly in the mornings, making it an ideal location for peaceful walks. Deckchair hire is available for visitors looking to relax on the sandy shores.

Accessibility to the beach may be limited for some as it is not accessible for buggies or wheelchairs. Public and disabled toilets are available, ensuring comfort for all visitors. It should be noted that dogs are not allowed in the main sections of the beach between May 1st and September 30th.

In terms of safety, the beach is patrolled by lifeguards between the hours of 10am to 6pm during the summer. Additionally, the beach is home to the Inshore Rescue, further enhancing the safety measures in place.

Getting to Hemsby Beach is straightforward. By road, visitors can follow the signposts for Caister on Sea upon arriving in Great Yarmouth, then take the Caister Bypass, followed by Scratby Road and Yarmouth Way. Public transport options are also available, with First Buses running services between Great Yarmouth and Hemsby. For those traveling by train, Great Yarmouth station is located just 6 miles away.