Quality Holiday Accommodation in Norfolk

Norfolk has so much to offer visitors. From the lovely beaches on the unspoilt coastline, with nature reserves and fantastic wildlife, to the Heritage Town of Norwich, the historic market towns and picturesque villages.

Brancaster is a small working fishing village o the North Norfolk coast and is a haven for wildlife. You can also stroll along the North Norfolk Coastal Path and enjoy the fabulous views. At Brancaster Staithe you can by fresh fish.

Burnham Market has a traditional village atmosphere with lovely shops and restaurants, and not far away is Burnham Overy Staithe which has fabulous coastal walks.

Cromer is a sedate seaside town and stands on a cliff top, with wide sandy beaches running down to the sea. Cromer is famous for its crabs, caught by local fishing boats which still work from the beach.

Diss is a thriving market town set in the Waveney Valley, and borders a six acre mere which is home to a variety of wildfowl.

Fakenham on the River Wensum has a large market place surrounded by handsome 18/19^th C. buildings, interesting courtyards and tiny lanes. Between Fakenham & Kings Lynn in a stunning setting you will find Houghton Hall. 

Great Yarmouth is one of Britain’s most popular seaside resorts with wide sandy beaches, colourful gardens and traditional seaside attractions and entertainment. Yarmouth sits on a spit of sand between the sea and the River Yare, and the town’s wealth comes from its port.

Heacham which is just south of Hunstanton is home to Norfolk Lavender, a national collection of lavenders and other herbs.

Holt is one of the most attractive small towns in Norfolk. The main street is lined with elegant Georgian buildings and the town is well known for Greshams, a public school founded in 1555 by Sir John Gresham, a former Lord Mayor of London. Holt is ideal for antique and bric-a-brac collectors and has many lovely shops to browse around.

Hunstanton is a traditional seaside resort and is the only east coast resort which faces west. It offers arrange of attractions and a large sandy beach and colourful gardens. Nearby Snettisham Park is a working farm with nature trails and a unique Deer Safari.

Kings Lynn is an historic port and market town, dating back to the 12^th C. It is steeped in Maritime history and has two medieval guildhalls and two markets. On the attractive waterfront you will find the 18^th C. Custom House. Just to the north of Kings Lynn is Sandringham House and Park, a great place to explore.

Little Walsingham is the famous pilgrimage centre with extensive ruins of Augustinian abbey set in parkland. The picturesque village has timber framed buildings and Georgian facades lining the High Street and Market Place.

Norfolk Broads are a series of rivers and broads (lakes), most of which are navigable and provide a great boating destination with waterside restaurants and pubs. This a great place to also cycle and walk alongside the river routes.

Norwich is East Anglia’s capital, with over 1500 historic buildings within the old walls, and winding lanes and cobbled streets. The magnificent cathedral dominates Norwich with its 12^th C castle keep. There are plenty of museums, galleries, theatres, restaurants and pubs to enjoy, and also some excellent shopping centres, a colourful open air market and the famous Coleman’s Mustard Shop!

Sheringham is a traditional seaside town which grew up around its old fishing village, which still brings in fish today. There are lovely Edwardian and Victorian buildings. Sheringham is home to the North Norfolk Railway (The Poppy Line) which operates steam train rides to Holt.

Swaffham is a lovely market town and nearby at Cockley Cley you will find the Iceni Village, a nature reserve with museums, farm bygones, implements and carriages in a 200 year old farm.

Thetford was the capital of East Anglia a thousand years ago and left a legacy of historic sites such as the Iron Age earthworks and the Norman castle mound and the 12^th C. priory. Not far away is the High Lodge Forest Centre, which offers great outdoor fun, cycle routes and the popular Aerial Trekking – Go Ape. Thetford & Mundford are in the heart of the Brecklands.

Wells-next-the-Sea is a popular small town and the picturesque arrow streets are lined with traditional flint buildings. There is a little railway that takes visitors from the port to the nearby sandy beach.

Sailing on the Norfolk Broads


Lavender Field in Norfolk


Windmills are a common sight around the Broads


Castle Acre Priory is near Sandringham


Sunrise over Thetford Forest


Boats at Cromer


On the beach near Wells