Norfolk
Discover stunning unspoilt coastline, unique Norfolk Broads, picturesque villages and towns, traditional seaside resorts and historic houses and country parks. Find an eclectic mix of arts and entertainment, excellent shopping and a wealth of indoor and outdoor attractions.
Norfolk is bursting with attractions, from zoos and wildlife parks to magnificent stately homes, country parks and heritage railways. Discover the unique Norfolk Broads, Cromer's iconic pier, many museums and Norwich’s Castle and Cathedral.
Norfolk has over 650 villages, all with their own individual charm and character. Discover coastal villages with a rich maritime history, rural villages with little more than a village church or green and larger villages with maybe a pub, school or post office.
The Norfolk Broads have been created by the flooding of ancient peat diggings and consist of large expanses of water, long meandering rivers and smaller lakes and dykes. These navigable waterways provide breath-taking scenery and are home to an abundance of rare flora and fauna.
Norfolk has a wealth of interesting towns steeped in history, all with their own individual charm and personality. From bustling market towns to quieter coastal destinations offering a slower pace of life, Norfolk has an eclectic mix waiting to be discovered.
Explore Norfolk's array of nature reserves, from those managed by large organisations to smaller independent reserves that rely on charitable donations. Discover coastal havens, woodland and heathland reserves and those dotted around the unique and spectacular Norfolk Broads.
The finest holiday cottages & self-catering accommodation in Norfolk.
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The Saltings (H)
Heacham, Norfolk
An attractive fully refurbished bungalow with contemporary eye-catching interiors, tucked away in a quiet residential on the edge of the popular coastal village of Heacham.
The Old Chapel (F)
Flitcham, Norfolk
Nestled in the picturesque village of Flitcham, surrounded by the beautiful rural landscape of the nearby royal Sandringham Estate, The Old Chapel awaits. Dating back to 1885, the Old Chapel has been lovingly restored to a superb standard and is decadently and considerately decorated throughout.
High Tides (Wells-next-the-Sea)
Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk
Location, location, location - this popular apartment has unrivalled views across Wells harbour, the marshes and out to sea. It is bright and spacious, and a treat to stay at. .
Some of Norfolk's Best Beaches
Summer, spring, autumn or winter, a visit to Norfolk wouldn’t be complete without a trip to one of the county’s stunning beaches. Whether you are looking for a beach to soak up the sun, build sandcastles, fly a kite, wear the kids out, take a paddle, walk the dog or enjoy a romantic stroll, there are plenty of choices and terrains in Norfolk. From vast sandy stretches to rock pools and dunes, breath in the fresh sea air and enjoy Norfolk’s unspoilt coastline.
Gardens to Visit in Norfolk
There are many beautiful gardens to visit across Norfolk that can offer visitors inspiration for planting and designing their own garden. Enjoy classic formal gardens such as those at Blickling Hall and Felbrigg Hall to more contemporary styles such as East Ruston Gardens and the gardens at Pensthorpe Natural Park; there is a garden for every conceivable taste and style in Norfolk.
Norfolk Holidays
Are you wondering where’s the best place to stay in Norfolk? There is a vast range of holiday accommodation in Norfolk, from luxury boutique hotels, B&B accommodation, campsites, holiday river cruisers, and holiday parks to inns and pubs, self-catering cottages and hostels. Whatever type of accommodation you are looking for, you are sure to find it in Norfolk. Choose from coastal destinations, riverside settings, quaint market towns to country retreats and city centre locations – Norfolk has holiday accommodation to suit every conceivable taste and budget.
Some Interesting facts about Norfolk
If you were born and raised in Norfolk, you might know many of the following Norfolk facts. However, some are quite obscure; how many are you familiar with?
Visit the Grey Seals at Horsey, Norfolk
From late October through to February a large colony of grey seals come onto the beach at Horsey, Norfolk to have their young. It is one of the few accessible UK mainland breeding sites where visitors can observe the grey seals and their pups.
Norfolk Breweries
Norfolk is clearly a beer loving county, with over 50 breweries at the last count. From large award-winning breweries to small microbreweries, Norfolk has them all.
Vineyards of Norfolk
Norfolk is not widely recognised as a grape growing region, with wheat, barley and sugar beet more commonly grown. However, Norfolk does have the climate to produce some delicious award-winning wines, especially still whites, so you may like to consider buying a Norfolk produced wine when you next replenish your wine rack.
Norfolk Swimming Pools
Swimming is a great way to improve fitness, burn calories, tone up and relax. It is a low impact exercise meaning there is less risk of injury, it will improve flexibility and is great for rehabilitation. It’s also a fun activity that the whole family can enjoy together and learning to swim is an important life skill.
An abundance of Theatres in Norfolk
Norfolk has a great variety of theatres dotted across the county, from the impressive Theatre Royal in Norwich, to smaller, more intimate venues.
