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Chalet at California Sands
Just a 13-minute walk from Caister on Sea Beach and 0.8 miles from Scratby Beach, Chalet at California Sands features accommodations in Scratby with a garden.
Palm Court Hotel
Opposite Great Yarmouth’s sandy beach, the Burlington Palm Hotel is just a 5-minute drive from the River Yare, which is part of the Norfolk Broads.
The Waverley Hotel
With a traditional restaurant and 24-hour front desk, The Waverly Hotel offers modern rooms and free Wi-Fi.
Furzedown Hotel
Offering an à la carte restaurant, Furzedown Hotel is located in the coastal town of Great Yarmouth. There is free parking and free Wi-Fi access throughout.
Hotel Ocean
Located in Great Yarmouth, a few steps from Great Yarmouth Pier Beach, Hotel Ocean has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.
Hotel Victoria
In the coastal resort of Great Yarmouth, this family-run hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant and a bar. Rooms with free Wi-Fi are just moments from the lively sea front.
The Embassy Hotel
Located in Great Yarmouth, The Embassy Hotel offers beachfront accommodations a 3-minute walk from Great Yarmouth Pier Beach and has facilities like a shared lounge, a terrace and a bar.
Knights Court
Knights Court is a seafront hotel, overlooking the Norfolk Coastline and Venetian gardens. The cozy rooms have private bathrooms, free Wi-Fi and some have sea views, balconies and patios.
Cleasewood Guest House
This family-run guest house has a friendly atmosphere, with personal attention from your hosts. The quiet, central location overlooks Wellesley Park, within 1476 feet of the seafront.
The Old Hall Hotel
The Old Hall Hotel is set in Caister-on-Sea, 21 miles from Norwich and 4.5 miles from Great Yarmouth. The hotel has a terrace and spa center, and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.
What Guests Said About Scratby:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
We went out of season so there wasn't anything open.
We went out of season so there wasn't anything open. We expected that. But to find out there wasn't even a local shop, chippy or pub we was very disappointed. The caravan and Bebe rays was the best part about it.AAnonymous - 10Scored 10
The area has plenty to do
The area has plenty to do We especially loved Horsea beach with the seals A very good beach 5mins walk Plenty of good dining out and an excellent bakery around the corner Very friendly people There is a fantastic bus service running , watch out on return 1C has to have H for Hemsby to go past the chalets bus £2 each way not worth using the car to go into Great Yarmouth Everything you need in the chalet Free Wi-Fi Great hostsCBT1963United Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
The beach at Scratby is beautiful - miles of sand and tidal.
The beach at Scratby is beautiful - miles of sand and tidal. It’s a bit of effort to get down to it tho - as Scratby sits above sea level so it’s a winding cliff path. The property is about a mile from the sea but close to local shops.
EleanorUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Scratby is a beautiful location with a lovely sandy beach...
Scratby is a beautiful location with a lovely sandy beach and people are so friendly. Plus you got hemsby beach which is not far there a regular bus service that stops there or you can drive. We walked there along the beach which to 20 minutes.
TraceyUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
It's in the middle of everything. Easy to plan things.
It's in the middle of everything. Easy to plan things. Everything is close by. Not more than 30-40 mins away. We thought it was perfect to stay there as you can venture either way to find things to do. We would have liked to stay bit longer.
DaniellaUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
The Norfolk Coastal Path passes Scratby.
The Norfolk Coastal Path passes Scratby. The beaches are wide, sandy/ gritty, and clean. This area has suffered cliff falls, and the houses are nearer to the cliff edge than they were just a few years ago. This means the path has disappeared in parts and there are safety issues. However, dangerous parts of the cliff are clearly marked and there is plenty of safe space on the beach. There is the village centre, then there are the miles of static caravan/ holiday parks, which was fairly horrid when I tried a circular walk - a bit like getting lost in a maze of plastic decking. But some folk like this sort of thing and if you're staying in one of them, the beach and the pub won't be far away.KateUnited Kingdom
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