Walcott Gap
Walcott Gap is a beach access point through the village's concrete sea defence, reached by steps over the wall directly from the coast road. Wooden groynes divide the sandy beach on either side, part of the sea defences rebuilt after Walcott was largely destroyed in the 1953 North Sea flood.
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