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Top Places to Visit near Naze Marine
Home to bright pastel-hued beach huts, gentle sands and the second largest pier in England, Walton-on-the-Naze offers the complete seaside experience. Best of all, its biggest sights are just a short stroll away from Naze Marine!
When you're not tucking into ice creams, playing arcades and hunting for fossils on the beach, you'll find lots of other things to do nearby. Clacton-on-Sea is just down the coast. It's packed with traditional attractions and features a jam-packed events calendar, so there's always a new reason to visit.
Further afield, discover historic Colchester and its must-see castle, park and zoo.
Amazing attractions near Naze Marine
Walton Pier
Ride all the traditional funfair rides, from thrilling dodgems to the classic carousel roundabout at Walton's fabulously vintage Victorian pier.
Clacton Pier
For traditional seaside fun, Clacton Pier is hard to beat. Ride the retro waltzers, tuck into fish and chips and play those vintage amusement arcades.
Walton on the Naze
A traditional British seaside resort brimming with charm - relax on golden sands lined with colourful beach huts, hunt for shells or build massive sandcastles!
Brightlingsea
The vibrant colours of beach huts stand beautifully against the golden sand of Brightlingsea's Blue Flag-winning beach - an idyllic spot!
Holland Haven Country Park
A nature lovers paradise; there's over 200 bird species to spot and a wealth of insects and rare plants to discover within these picturesque parklands.
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!
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.
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!
Martello Bay Beach
Hunt for seashells, build the tallest sandcastles and splash in the waves as they lap the golden sands of Martello Bay.
Walton-on-the-Naze Beach
The traditional beach town of Walton-on-the-Naze is surrounded on three sides by the sea and the Naze itself is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Frinton on Sea Beach
Sandy, peaceful and free from the hustle and bustle of nearby Clacton, Frinton offers a great alternative for a quieter beachside day out.
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.
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.
PUSH Kiting
Feel the power and exhilaration of a kite as you speed along meadows or crash over waves - pure adrenaline!
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!
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.
Jimmy's Farm
Children will adore meeting their favourite animal friends at this family farm park - they can even get up close to dinosaurs too!
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.
Naze Tower
Climb the 111 steps of this historic tower for the most spellbinding 360° views of the Essex coastline and countryside.
Walton-on-the-Naze
Explore the traditional seaside resort of Walton-on-the-Naze on this easy walk which celebrates the town's past and returns back along the seafront.
Manningtree to Wrabness
Passing through one of the most popular stretches of the Essex Way, this linear walk follows the Stour Estuary, an RSPB nature reserve home to lots of interesting wildlife.
