The Village

Sea Palling

Once known simply as Pawling or Pauling, renamed with its prefix after Edwardian holiday makers discovered the delights of the village as a beach resort.

Sea Palling has a rich history dominated by sea flooding, ship wrecks and heroism on the waves.

Sandy bays, formed by a reclamation scheme, have encouraged tourists to the area. Water sports ranging from swimming to jet skiing are a part of Palling life.

The village boasts two public houses with restaurants, a post office/general store, a beachside amusement arcade, cafes, caravan parks, launching facilities for pleasure craft, duty lifeguard in high season and car parks to accommodate more than 1000 vehicles.

St. Margaret's Church - Sea Palling

St Margaret's Church

Waxham

Whilst walking along the beach at Waxham don't be surprised to see seals swimming along the shore.

Walking towards Horsey on the beach, you may even see seals resting on the beach or basking in the sun.

Waxham village is home to one of the largest tithe barns in the country, built in the sixteenth century.

St. John's Church - Waxham

St John's Church