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The Best Attractions near Coopers Beach
You'll find your very own slice of seaside paradise at Coopers Beach. Tucked up against the sands on the southern shore of Mersea Island, it's the perfect place to catch your breath in unspoilt surroundings.
A short stroll away lies Cudmore Grove Country Park, where wildfowl and butterflies can be spotted amongst the meadows and marshlands.
Traditional seaside fun awaits in West Mersea. The island's capital features lovely sands, beach huts and a pontoon that's ideal for crabbing. It's also a popular spot for watersports.
Don't miss Colchester, Clacton-on-Sea and Brightlingsea, which are all just a short drive away.
Amazing attractions near Coopers Beach
Mersea Island
Only 8 miles square this charming little island is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of life.
Cudmore Grove Country Park
A little spot of tranquillity on Mersea Island, this nature reserve and sandy beach are the perfect place to simply stop and relax.
Colchester Zoo
Gaze into the eyes of a majestic lion or come face-to-face with a humongous komodo dragon at one of the country's most popular wildlife attractions.
Colchester Castle
Europe's largest Norman castle is packed with treasures from Colchester's past - Neolithic pottery, ancient jewellery and the finest Roman vase ever found in Britain.
East Anglian Railway Museum
Relive the glory days of the railway age at this fascinating museum which recreates all the sights, sounds and smells of a classic steam railway.
Museum of Power
This chilling cold war relic is hauntingly well-preserved and lets you explore what life would have been like in the event of a nuclear war.
Mersea Museum
For such a small island Mersea has a remarkably rich history, this museum displays archaeological finds and recounts stories from residents past and present.
Paycocke's House and Garden
A magnificent half-timbered house that's over 500 years old and that has a fascinating riches to rags story at its heart!
House on the Hill Toy Museum
A fascinating journey into Felixstowe's past - see a mammoth's tooth, pieces of intricate Roman jewellery and nostalgic RAF uniforms.
Anglia Indoor Kart Racing
Get ready for some serious racing thrills at this kart circuit - race your friends, overtake loved ones or encourage nippers to their first victory!
Sky Ropes
Clamber all over this gigantic climbing frame and overcome its challenging bridges, beams and obstacles for absolutely unforgettable sky-high fun!
Brightlingsea
The vibrant colours of beach huts stand beautifully against the golden sand of Brightlingsea's Blue Flag-winning beach - an idyllic spot!
Promenade Park
Nothing like your everyday park - this one's filled with adventure! Clamber up a pirate galleon, go crabbing or jump into a play pool!
The Beth Chatto Gardens
Over 50 years ago world-famous gardener Beth Chatto, transformed a dismal wasteland into a lush paradise. Today the gardens' stylish design is still a wonder!
Mersea Island Vineyard
Sample crisp, fresh English wines grown and produced on the picturesque Mersea Island - where legend has it, the Roman's grew grapes 2000 years ago!
West Mersea Beach
Just 8 square miles in size, charming Mersea Island is an idyllic escape on the Essex Coast - and a visit to West Mersea Beach is a must.
Brightlingsea Beach
Brightlingsea Beach offers a slice of Old England with Blue Flag status to boot. Formerly a haven for fishing and shipbuilding, it's rich in history and is a hot spot for sailing.
Clacton Beach
This popular sandy beach has earned the prestigious title of Essex's best beach, and with its cleanliness, safety measures and excellent family facilities, it's a well-deserved accolade.
Circular Walk from Kelvedon via Feering & Coggeshall Hamlet
Discover two of the prettiest villages in Essex along with a ruined abbey and mill on this countryside walk that passes along the River Blackwater.
The Colne Valley near West Bergholt
This leisurely circular route provides a pleasant walk which features wonderful countryside views and a bluebell wood, plus a stroll along the riverside.
