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Happisburgh Lighthouse

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Historic lighthouse on the Norfolk coast

Happisburgh Lighthouse stands on the north-east Norfolk coast, overlooking the cliffs, shoreline, and North Sea. First illuminated in 1791, it is the oldest working lighthouse in East Anglia and remains one of the most recognisable landmarks along this section of coastline.

Located beside the Norfolk Coast Path near the village of Happisburgh, the lighthouse sits within a landscape shaped by coastal change, open countryside, and long-distance routes. Today, it forms part of a wider network of routes, landscapes, and places that connect the Norfolk coast, surrounding settlements, and coastal environments.

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Norfolk Coast Path • Self-Guided Complete Journey

The complete Norfolk Coast Path journey with selected stays from Hunstanton to Hopton-on-Sea.
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Norfolk Coast Path

Coastal trail following Norfolk’s shoreline from west to east, passing nature reserves, historic harbours, wide horizons, and some of England’s most distinctive coastal landscapes.