Experience its unique coastal beauty in real-time! A panoramic view of Old Hunstanton Beach from the top of the former Coastguard Lookout. Watch the sailors, kitesurfers, windsurfers and kayakers take to the sea on the North Prom webcam. Escape from the hustle and bustle of Hunstanton’s main resort and enjoy a relaxing view of South Beach.

Hunstanton, famous for its striped cliffs, is known to have one of the best sunset vistas in East Anglia. The shallow beach, popular with water sports enthusiasts and families alike, runs for...

Located at the Waterside Bar, our South Prom live webcam gives you a great view of Hunstanton's main beach and promenade with the Alive Oasis leisure centre, Sea Life Sanctuary and Rainbow Park funfair visible in the distance. Between May and October, keep a lookout for the Wash Monster!

From the very top of the former Coastguard Lookout, enjoy a unique panoramic view of Old Hunstanton Beach. Known for its immense expanse of sand at low tide, beach huts, dunes and kitesurfers.

Hunstanton Beach Sea Front Cliffs – Stunning 4K Drone FootageExperience the breathtaking beauty of Hunstanton Beach and its iconic sea front cliffs from a wh...

Lovely beach, sandy when tide is out which goes a very long way. Walk the coastal path to NWT reserve and cafe at Holme Dunes or walk along the beach. Access to Mariners Pub at Old Hunstanton, RNLI & Beach Cafe. The rocks under the cliff have fossils but it's not like Lyme Regis (they are mostly embedded).

Hunstanton beach is remarkable for its striking pink and white striped cliffs, formed from a combination of Norfolk carstone and white chalk. The spacious beach area has plenty of interesting rock pools for visitors to enjoy, and young explorers may be lucky enough to find fossils among the rocks and shingle.

Lovely beach, sandy when tide is out which goes a very long way. Walk the coastal path to NWT reserve and cafe at Holme Dunes or walk along the beach. Access to Mariners Pub at Old Hunstanton, RNLI & Beach Cafe. The rocks under the cliff have fossils but it's not like Lyme Regis (they are mostly embedded).

While you are spoilt for choice for beaches to visit on the Norfolk coast, Hunstanton beach remains a firm favourite among many locals and a place for tourists to visit and stay.

Hunstanton Beach is a mix between the modern seaside attractions of donkey and fairground rides, promenades and the incredible landscape of the 3 tiered cliffs