Leuchtturm
Leuchtturm Happisburgh
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Martin
May 9, 2022
Great to visit and walk the cliffs and beach. Open to public on selected days when it's possible to climb stairs to top!
Tara
October 22, 2020
Visit the oldest working lighthouse on the Norfolk Coast and the only independently operated lighthouse in the UK. The lighthouse is open to the public on occasional Sundays and Bank Holidays throughout the summer when you can climb the 112 steps to the lantern. See website for opening times.
Tina
April 25, 2021
The first thing you need to know about Happisburgh is how to say it - it is pronounced “haze-bruh”. Once you have that sorted you can enjoy this relatively peaceful sandy beach. As well as a fantastic stretch of sand Happisburgh beach is home to the iconic red and white candy-striped lighthouse. Dating back to 1791 this is apparently the oldest working lighthouse in the UK. If you fancy it you can climb the 96 steps inside to get a better view of the beach and village. Coastal erosion is rampant at Happisburgh and over the last 20 years dozens of houses have been lost to the sea as the cliffs crumble. Various attempts have been made to halt the progress of the sea, of which you can see the remains. Suffice to say, if you do decide to throw your towel down on Happisburgh beach then do so a little distance from the cliffs as they may be unstable.
The first thing you need to know about Happisburgh is how to say it - it is pronounced “haze-bruh”. Once you have that sorted you can enjoy this relatively peaceful sandy beach. As well as a fantastic stretch of sand Happisburgh beach is home to the iconic red and white candy-striped lighthouse. Da…
Carrie
November 24, 2017
Just post card Beautiful
Debbie
October 12, 2015
Only independent working Lighthouse in the UK. Selected open days during the summer season
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Lighthouse Lane
Happisburgh, England