We booked a tour in advance and were not disappointed. An interesting history, brilliant tour guide and an amazing view

Beautiful beach, lovely soft sand. Lots of car parking reasonable cost. Ice cream van added bonus. Public toilets

Well worth the walk up the slight incline. You have to go through the housing estate and the little path is hard to find but well worth it. Unfortunately we couldn't go in it, but great for a photo.

Built in 1790, it’s widely regarded as the oldest working lighthouse in East Anglia, and it’s become a bit of a hidden gem for visitors. Its distinctive red-and-white stripes make it instantly recognizable, and when it’s open you can climb to the top for sweeping coastal views. On a clear day, you get that classic Norfolk coastline paired with those bright yellow rapeseed fields stretching inland. It’s a great day trip if you want something scenic without the crowds.

Absolutely stunning and peaceful spot. The lighthouse itself is iconic, surrounded by wide open fields and endless sky, which makes the whole place feel calm and timeless. No crowds, no noise, just space, fresh air and incredible views. Perfect for a quiet walk, photography or simply to clear your head. One of those places that doesn’t need much explanation, you just feel good being there. Well worth the visit if you’re anywhere nearby.