Overstrand

Overstrand is a village and civil parish located in the North Norfolk district of Norfolk, England. Situated on the coast of the North Sea, it is a popular destination for tourists. The village itself is characterized by its flint-walled cottages and a charming, traditional seaside atmosphere. Overstrand historically developed as a resort during the Victorian era, attracting visitors seeking a bracing coastal escape.

The village boasts a notable church, St. Martin's, which features significant architectural elements. Overstrand's cliff-top location offers panoramic views of the sea and coastline. The area is part of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, highlighting its scenic importance. Walking and cycling routes are popular in the vicinity, allowing visitors to explore the surrounding landscape. The beach at Overstrand is a key attraction, suitable for leisurely strolls and enjoying the coastal environment. Despite its popularity, Overstrand retains a relatively peaceful character compared to larger seaside towns. Its proximity to Cromer, a larger coastal town, provides additional amenities and attractions for visitors.