Stay at a traditional coastal inn in Overstrand
The White Horse is a traditional village pub with guest accommodation on the High Street in Overstrand, on the Norfolk Coast. Situated a short walk from the beach and coastal cliffs, the inn combines the atmosphere of a welcoming local pub with comfortable accommodation, restaurant dining and a convenient position for exploring the surrounding coastline. The seaside town of Cromer is around two miles to the west.
The inn offers ten individually styled en-suite bedrooms, including family accommodation and dog-friendly rooms. Guests can enjoy a freshly prepared breakfast, while the restaurant serves seasonal dishes featuring local Norfolk produce, including Cromer crab when in season. The bar offers local real ales and a selection of drinks, while the spacious lawned beer garden, sheltered patio and children's play area provide places to relax after a day exploring the coast.
From the inn, Overstrand Beach is a short walk away, with sandy stretches, coastal cliffs and views across the North Sea. The Norfolk Coast Path passes through the village, offering walks west towards Cromer, with its historic pier and traditional seafront, or east towards Mundesley. The surrounding coastline offers opportunities for shorter beach walks and longer journeys through the changing landscapes of North Norfolk.
Nearby Cromer provides further places to explore, including Cromer Beach, Cromer Pier and independent shops and cafés. The town also has a railway station with services to Norwich, making the area accessible by public transport. With coastal walking routes, village surroundings and the wider Norfolk Coast National Landscape close by, The White Horse makes a comfortable base for a short walking break or a longer stay exploring the Norfolk coast.
Walk • Stay • Explore
Walk the Norfolk Coast Path and discover the beaches and cliffs around Overstrand. Stay at The White Horse, with ten en-suite bedrooms, breakfast, pub dining and a spacious beer garden. Explore Overstrand Beach, nearby Cromer and the surrounding Norfolk Coast National Landscape.
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