Sheringham
Sheringham, Norfolk, England
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Description
Sheringham is a former fishing village, but is now a seaside town which still has fishing and crab boats plying trade from the shore. It has a stony beach, but at low tide an expanse of sand and rock pools is revealed. The beach is backed by a promenade and the town.
Getting There
Free parking is available at the Esplanade. Walk through the arch past the clean public toilets and take the right hand slope down to the sea. At the wooden platform, take the right steps to the beach monitored by lifeguards during the summer months.
Accessibility
At low and medium tides, you access the sea from the sand. Higher tides, you're into the sea via pebbles. It's absolutely fine doing this, although I recommend using water shoes for the pebbles whatever the tide is like.
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There are lots of entry points along the whole seafront. A Blue Flag beach with a shallow entry to the sea from flat sand and mid and low tide. At high tide, you enter off pebbles so water shoes advised. The steepness of entry depends on how the sea left them at the last high tide. If the sea is pretty flat, then you should be OK, but of course, the responsibility is yours. There are 2 areas with lifeguards in the summer but wherever you choose to enter it's likely others will be around
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