Hunstanton (locally /ˈhʌnstən/ ( listen) HUN-stən) is a seaside town in Norfolk, England. It had a population of 4,229 at the 2011 Census, It faces west across The Wash, making it one of the few places on the east coast where the sun can be seen setting over the sea.
Restaurants in Hunstanton
5.0 based on 13 reviews
A specialist natural gift shop and Holistic Therapy Centre in Hunstanton, Norfolk. Our shop is jam packed with specimen crystals, tumbles, carvings, rough rocks, fossils, a wide range of incense, aromatherapy products, Bach Flower Essences, Faith in Nature products, candles, Oracle cards, Tarot Cards, pendulums and jewellery - gemstone pendants , earrings and bracelets. The Holistic Centre offers Massage, Reflexology, Acupuncture, Advanced Bowen Technique, Bach Flowers, Tarot, FootCare, Hypnotherapy & NLP, Crystal Healing & Reiki. We are open 7 days a week come rain or shine!
4.5 based on 40 reviews
A 46-mile route that starts on Knettishall Heath and follows along flat landscape across Norfolk to the sea, part of which follows an old Roman road through the countryside.
Congratulations to those in charge of the signposts, which were clear and frequent, and much better than those on the Norfolk Coastal Path on which we continued. The walking is pleasant and easy, through very pleasant countryside - although it has no particular highlights or memorable moments. The only downside is the difficulty of finding suitably spaced accommodation, and those places that we did find were not cheap (although all were of reasonable standard). We did both Peddars Way and the Coastal Path in one go, and were extremely lucky with the weather. However, I imagine that doing P.Way in steady rain could be extremely depressing, especially as there is no point at which one could bail out and catch the bus.
4.5 based on 15 reviews
I can't speak highly enough regarding the generosity of the Lord Melford's children allowing the public to wander on their farm paths - fantastic place for an excellent walk
4.5 based on 1,601 reviews
Making the most of a mild February by driving up to the coast and taking in the sea air. There's free parking along the roadside and at lowish tide - a great circular walk along the beach and then back up to the cliff tops. See if you can find the ruins of St Edmund chapel and the legend of the howling wolf!
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Heritage Centre containing much of the history and formation of Hunstanton, Norfolk. Displays show everything from the geology of Hunstanton, it’s multi coloured striped cliffs; the creation of the town, its railway and pier, the ‘le Strange’ family. Also the events that have shaped the town and it’s heritage. We moved from 15 The Green up to the old NatWest Bank and reopened in June 2019. Although closed from March 2020 due to Covid-19, we reopened 15th August with hours Saturday and Sunday, 1.00pm to 5.00pm. Sadly we are reducing this to 2.00pm to 4.00pm from 17th September.
Thoroughly enjoyed our visit here and a massive thank you to the volunteers that make it possible, the people we spoke to (Steve and Shelagh?) were really friendly and informative Lots and I mean lots of fascinating old photos, articles, newspaper clippings and stories, I spent ages reading all about the railway and its demise. Excellent articles about how one man's vision created the holiday resort of Hunstanton. Lots of poignant information about the Hunstanton men who went to war and their lives, especially in this year of 1918. Again well done to all those who have a hand in this brilliant Heritage Centre
4.5 based on 55 reviews
4.0 based on 164 reviews
We appreciate anybody and everybody who enjoys what we do. The best way to show your appreciation is to come back and visit us again. As with every business we don't get everything right all of the time, but we no longer engage or respond to anything written on TripAdvisor. The thoughts of amateurs who have never owned or run a business and yet like to think themselves experts in what we do are not of interest to us or to be frank anybody else.
Lovely choice of my favourite cheese . Love popping in to this shop when I’m in sunny hunny . I also love the cafe and I’m in love with the chocolate brownies . Please make more xxx
4.0 based on 96 reviews
RAINBOW PARK is based in Hunstanton on the North Norfolk Coast. We are situated right on the seafront in close proximity to the Sea Life Sanctuary. With ample parking and a council run public toilet opposite the site, it is easily accessible with all the necessary amenities close at hand. There have been fairground rides in and around Hunstanton since 1880. Our family have been on the site for over 50 years and now under our own operation we are hoping to make RAINBOW PARK the family attraction to visit in Hunstanton and Norfolk. What we offer on RAINBOW PARK is really something special as a family owned business we are definitely family run for your family fun! We have a wide range of rides for children and adults. Offering all the traditional family favourites as well as unique thrill rides that you don't always see on a park of this size. The rides on the park are provided by a number of independent operators prices range from £2.00 to £3.00 and on a pay as you go cash system.
This fun fair is a gem. Has something for everyone. My 8 year old son especially love the umbrellas, ghost train, rollercoaster, wavy slide and hook a duck. The prices for the rides are reasonable. Every member of staff were pleasant nothing was to much trouble. Will certainly be coming back.
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