Great things to do on Mersea Island
Number of results: 13
East Mersea
Cudmore Grove offers visitors a trip to the seaside with a difference at the eastern tip of Mersea Island. The park includes a sandy beach and open grassland, perfect for picnics and great views.
West Mersea, Colchester
The Granary offers a superb selection of hot and cold meals taking advantage of the masses of quality fresh produce local to Mersea Island.
Colchester
Ideal family park. Private beach. Grassland sheltered with trees and four fishing lakes, boating lake, crazy golf, footgolf, golf driving range, heated swimming pool, pitch and putt. Family entertainment. Licensed bar and restaurant.
Mersea Island is the perfect place for walking, whether you would like a short stroll of "The Old City" or a longer walk along the "Strood Channel", there are plenty of beautiful views and an abundance of wildlife to see along the way.
East Mersea, Colchester
Mersea Island Holiday Park is a peaceful and tranquil park set in 22 acres of mature Essex coastal countryside.
Colchester
Exhibits of Mersea's social history, natural history, archaeology and fishing industry, including a fisherman's cottage display. Special exhibitions and gift shop.
East Mersea
Producers of fine wines and real ale (cask and conditioned).
Colchester
Essex Outdoors provides high quality outdoor learning opportunities to the young people of Essex, and the wider community.
Colchester
Fish for sale and no frills seafood restaurant. Bring your own bread, butter and drink. Seafood platters.
East Mersea
Seasonal foot ferry connecting Brightlingsea, East Mersea and Point Clear
West Mersea
The West Mersea Oyster Bar is all about offering quality fresh fish & seafood dishes & of course some of the best oysters that can be found in the world.
Mersea Island
Boat trips from West Mersea crabbing pontoon all year round.
Mersea Island
Estuary Rib Tours offer boat trips around Mersea Island and the Blackwater Estuary. Book a 1 hour trip, half day or full day for a fun trip exploring this stretch of the Essex coastline.