Holiday rentals in Mundesley

Explore the picturesque, Victorian seaside town of Mundesley. Tucked away in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you will enjoy a variety of trails from coastal paths to woodlands and wildflowers. The Broads National Park is just around the corner as well as the Deep History Coast Discovery Trail. Not to mention the many entertainment and amusement venues for families travelling with children. Pair that with Mundesley’s rich local history and traditions, and you have a destination with enough to keep you busy throughout your trip.

Proximity to the sea, picturesque surroundings, beautiful Victorian-style architecture. All of this sums up what it feels like to stay in a holiday rental in Mundesley. Perfect for couples, families or solo travellers, anyone will find their ideal rental with these listings. Choose a letting with ocean views, just a few metres from the beach, or one with gardens. Some of the featured amenities include a comfortable living room, full kitchen, internet, TV and more. These accommodations are so comfortable, so might never leave!

Take a leisurely stroll through historic Victorian houses and buildings in town. Be sure to see the Mundesley Library and Stow Mill for exciting artefacts and memorabilia. Mundesley is also known for its iconic windmills which provided the wind pumping power to operate the water pumps as well as grind the grains like corn. Their presence makes the quaint county exceptionally picturesque and nostalgic. The Hardley Windmill has been wonderfully restored. It can be accessed by the Wherryman’s Way footpath along the River Yare. There are many events featured there that make their important history come alive.

Gather the family and head out to Davenport’s Magic Kingdom to learn about this family’s fascinating performances around the world since the 1890s. There’s historical memorabilia and live performances at the Ace to Eat Café and The Magic Emporium for an evening of magic. Roarr! Dinosaur Adventure is a theme park loaded with interactive attractions like a dinosaur trail, high ropes, giant slides and more. This is a place where the whole family can have some good times. BeWilderwood Norfolk offers wild innovative activities. From treehouses to wobbly wires, Twiggles and Boggles, and boat rides you’ll have the time of your life.

The Mundesley region offers lovers of nature many venues to fill their senses. Pigneys Wood is one of those amazing places. It’s an important wildlife refuge for goldcrest, nuthatch, Cetti’s warbler, peacock and more for bird watching. Rare butterflies, dragonflies and wildflowers are abundant here. The centrepiece is a 450-year-old oak tree affectionately known as ‘the Old Oak’ surrounded by a tapestry of bluebells. If sea fishing is your thing, then Mundesley has a lot to offer. The angling clubs can assist you if this is your first time and the catch is worth it at Heart Attack beach and Town beach.

England’s nostalgic countryside bordering the Broads can be accessed via the Bure Valley Railway for an inspiring adventure. Start at the historic Aylsham and head to Wroxham through eight miles of the brilliant Bure Valley’s scenery alongside the meandering Bure River and ancient pasturelands. Another favourite is Mannington Hall, Gardens and Countryside for its walking trails through gorgeous rose gardens, wildflower water gardens, and more. It is a moated Mediaeval Estate established in the 1400s featuring high tea at the Garden Tea rooms serving a variety of options including vegan and vegetarian along with delicious English teas.

Mundesley Beach is purely spectacular with its golden sand and colourful beach huts. You can swim, get a tan, build sandcastles and more. The cliffs above the beach hold the smallest maritime museum and lovely gardens. There’s a memorial to the Bomb Disposal Teams that removed the landmines post WWII as well.

Cromer’s Pavillion Theatre is a Victorian pier overlooking the stunning sea coast. It has been a popular film backdrop for years including Agatha Christie's “Partner’s in Crime”. They also feature live cabaret and comedy with a full bar. Many events are offered throughout the year such as the Crab & Lobster Festival.

Dinosaurs and mammoths lived in this region aeons ago and left their mark. Deep History Coast features fossils and all things prehistoric at their venue in Trimingham. This is a perfect day out for the curious of heart. You may even discover a footprint or find some fossils, so carry your camera.

Broads National Park is a fascinating region near Mundesley. It has been home to many rare animals and plants over the years. Artists enjoy painting in the midst of the Broads for the unique combination of grasses and birds along the ocean or in the marshes. There are several ways to enjoy this huge expanse, kayaking and boating are among the favourites.

Take time to practice your game at Mundesley Golf Club. It has been around since 1901 boasting sea views, rolling hills, and exceptional greens that won’t disappoint. Adventure Island Crazy Golf is perfect for the whole family with their themed holes including lakes and waterfalls for a little extra challenge.