Sea Palling on the Norfolk coast

The big skies and the beach at Sea Palling, one of the places where the sea breached the sea wall in the 1953 floods. Many lives were lost, homes devastated and farm land damaged by the salt water.

Today, Sea Palling is a small seaside resort with a few shops and eateries and caravans. Ideal for dog walkers on the enormous beach. One unique feature is the independant lifeboat, staffed by  volunteers and supported by gifts.