THE DISCOVER MALDON APP IS ON ITS WAY SOON!
DISCOVER MALDON!
THERE'S MORE TO MALDON THAN MEETS THE EYE!
From picturesque waterfronts and beautiful countryside to fascinating history, hidden gems and experiences waiting to be discovered, Maldon and its surrounding area have so much
more to offer.
And now, it's all at your fingertips!
Introducing the Discover Maldon App, your little guide to making the most of every moment.
Fancy a stroll along the waterfront? Curious about the town's colourful past? Looking for somewhere lovely to eat, a cosy place to stay, a traditional pub to settle into or somewhere special to shop?
We've got it covered!
Explore fascinating walking trails, uncover local stories, enjoy audio guides, discover places to eat and drink, find things to see and do, and keep up with what's happening locally.
Whether you're visiting for the day, staying a little longer or lucky enough to call this wonderful corner of Essex home, there's always something new to discover.
Don't just visit Maldon. Experience it!
SO MUCH TO SEE, SO MUCH TO ENJOY!
Try a helping of hospitality
Across the Maldon District, there's a wonderful array of dining options, including restaurants, cafés, pubs, and coffee shops, frequently set against the backdrop of beautiful countryside.
Plus, you'll receive a genuinely warm welcome!
Home or Away?
For those living in the Maldon area who haven't yet taken the time to explore, now is a great moment to plan a Staycation! If you're visiting from elsewhere, Maldon is an excellent spot to discover the area's rich diversity. Don’t forget to check out the many accommodation options on offer!
Footprints
The Saltmarsh Coast Walking Festival is celebrated as one of the best walking experiences around, making it a top attraction you simply can't miss. In addition to this, the area offers a variety of activities from sailing to bird watching, inviting you to explore and leave your footprints behind!
Muddy Puddles!
Peppa Pig and her friends aren't the only ones who find joy in muddy puddles!
The famous Maldon Mud Race brings together a large number of eager participants ready to lark about in the mud and raise funds for different charities at the same time.
Haunting History
Besides the spooky Petrified Mundon Oaks in Dengie, the Maldon District is steeped in ghostly history. You might encounter the headless Sir John Gate at the lovely Beeleigh Abbey, or even see Ann Boleyn making her way from an ancient cottage near the old Creeksea ferry!