Mundesley has a long history of welcoming holiday makers.  There used to be a railway station here, opened in 1898 and closed (by Beeching) in 1964.  It’s a lovely village to wander around (map here) with lots to see and enjoy. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are some ideas, all within walking distance from Beach Cottage:

Hire a bike from Woods Cycles and explore Adventure Island Golf, where you can ‘go crazy’ Mundesley Golf Club, where visitors are welcome Mundesley Skate Park Mundesley Outdoor Gym, next to the Skate Park Play Area with slide, zip wire, swings, tunnels and a tractor Cricket, or a game of football, on Gold Park beside the Play Area The Guns of Mundesley See if you can find the row of Arts and Crafts Edwardian terraced houses on Russell Terrace Check out the Mundesley Deep History Coast Discovery Point, right next door on the green.  Download the app and bring ancient history back to life. Explore the history of Mundelsey Stow Mill, which is situated on Stow Hill at Paston on the coast road, is an imposing towermill built as a flour mill in 1827.  It’s unusual in that it was designed from the start to look scenic, even to the extent of having dummy windows on each of the upper floors.  It is now a holiday cottage. Mundesley Maritime Museum, which is below the Coastguard’s Watch.  It is one of England’s smallest museums or finally, save your loose change for the Amusement Arcade