Where do you start?  There are so many diverse places and activities to see and do that it is impossible to list them all but you can find details on the many websites that cover the area (see Useful Links).

If you have been to North Norfolk before you will be aware of what it has to offer, but even for the those who have visited previously, there is always something new to discover.

The coast of North Norfolk is famous for its miles of sandy beaches, salt marshes with abundant wildlife and numerous coastal walks. Inland there are picturesque English villages and towns which are perfect for window-shopping or staying longer to sample the local fayre. There are many wonderful stately homes to visit such as Holkham Hall, Blickling Hall and Felbrigg Hall. The royal residence at Sandringham is open to visitors most of the year. Also worth noting are The Shell Museum, Norfolk Lavender, Letheringsett Mill, Langham Glass, Pensthorpe Waterfowl trust, The Wildflower Centre and the list goes on!!

More information can also be found in the information folder in The Firs.

The Seals at Blakeney Point

View of Wells beach

Stody Estate

Holkam Estate

Blakeney Quay

Views from Blakeney

Morston by evening

Pensthorpe