Norfolk is home to an incredible array of natural and manmade sights. Choose to stay on dry land or uncover the sheer beauty by boat. Here are just a few of our favourites and don't forget to pack your binoculars.
In Norfolk you will find plenty of places to eat, drink and visit during your stay. We have put together some information on each of the major towns and villages within Norfolk, including the attractions you can find there, places to eat shop and helpful journey times travelling by car.
Although the region offers plenty to do throughout the year, there’s something especially magical about the Norfolk Broads in the summertime. Norfolk is a fantastic family-friendly destination with a wide choice of activities and attractions, the region really does have something for everyone.
If you're a fan of fishing, you might already know that June signals the start of the fishing season in the Norfolk Broads. From 16th June to 14th March, licensed fishermen can try their luck in the beautiful waterways that dot this protected area. The Norfolk Broads offers a wide variety of tackle shops to help perfect your catch.
Norfolk is famous for its beautiful beaches, each of which has an entirely different seaside experience just waiting for you to discover. To make sure you don’t miss out on some of the very best on offer, we’ve put together a list of some of our top sandy spots for you to visit during your stay in Nelson’s County.
Cycling the Norfolk Broads is a great way to experience the beauty of the National Park and with its gentle terrain and quiet country lanes the Broads are suitable for cyclists of all ages and abilities. Whether you’re bringing your own bike or planning on renting one when you arrive, you’ll find a fantastic variety of routes.
Norfolk is well known for the quality of its food and drink bringing a wide range of holidaymakers to the area. Many of the county’s pubs and restaurants dish up locally sourced produce, and culinary festivals take place in various towns and villages throughout the summer months bringing some of the best British beer right to our doorstep.
There’s no better way to explore the stunning Norfolk Broads than by travelling on them, so why not find a boat that suits you and set sail for an unforgettable day out, with plenty of pubs and stops along the way. There are endless routes for you to explore with hidden delights and incredible views at every turn – no two days are ever the same.
The Broads are the perfect place to get your big (or small) Norfolk catch, with plenty of little-known spots that are gems for reeling in all kinds of interesting fish! Whether you’re out for the day, a full weeks fishing holiday or are a first-time fisher, there’s something for everyone to enjoy when fishing on The Broads.
There are over 190 miles of footpaths and nature trails within the Norfolk Broads National Park. On top of these routes there are even more miles of bridleways throughout the region, giving you an excellent choice of walks to explore during your stay. Many of the walks are divided into picturesque four to six mile circular routes.