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The quiet village of Tunstead is an ideal location from which to discover the beauty of the Broads. This fine network of waterways offers lovely riverside walks as well as boating and fishing opportunities. Wroxham - the capital of The Broads - is just three miles away and is…
Walcott is an excellent location for a seaside holiday, with a sandy beach, excellent for summer days on the sands or long walks in winter - remember to wrap up warmly! It is also within easy reach of the Broads. The village has shops and a pub which serves good food, with…
The village of Mundesley is an excellent location for a seaside holiday. It has a wonderful wide beach backed by a small promenade and a good range of shops, pubs and restaurants. Some may enjoy a dip in the sea or perhaps just the chance to relax and enjoy the view, whilst…
Cromer is a traditional seaside resort with a cliff-top setting and wide sandy beaches running down to the sea. It is famous for its fishing boats that still work off the shore and offer freshly caught seafood. The town has a fine pier, a local history museum, a new lifeboat…
Felmingham is a small village set in the heart of the beautiful countryside of North Norfolk. However it is only a very short drive to the coastal resort of Cromer and the market towns of Aylsham and North Walsham. The National Trust properties, Blicking Hall and Felbrigg, are…
Belaugh is a very pretty hamlet which nestles in a bend of the River Bure between the delightful Broadland villages of Wroxham and Coltishall in the Broads National Park. It is an ideal setting for those who wish to enjoy a peaceful location with good cycling and walking…
East Runton lies on the A149 coast road between the resorts of Sheringham and Cromer. A steepish lane leads down to the beach where at low tide there is a wide expanse of flat sand perfect for sandcastles or ball games. The beach is backed by high cliffs and there are paths into…
Wroxham and Hoveton are at the very heart of Broadland, and excellent locations for fishing, sailing and bird watching. The River Bure divides the two villages, commonly called Wroxham. It is home to the Bure Valley Railway, Wroxham Barns and Roys, 'the biggest village store in…
Saxlingham Thorpe is a peaceful and picturesque village situated a short distance south of Norwich in the Tas valley. Close by is the Tas valley vineyard at Forncett St Peter and the Smockmill Common Nature Reserve. Located within easy driving distance of The Broads, the coast…
Martham is a village situated between the sea and the north Broads and is home to Martham Broad on the river Thurne which sits north of the village. It is said to be one of the most attractive in Broadland extending over 101 acres and is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.…
Hoveton St John is a small village between Wroxham, known as the capital of the Broads, and Horning from where you can hire boats or join one of the cruises that explore the meandering waterways that make up the Norfolk Broads. If you prefer to keep your feet on solid ground…
Ludham is a pretty Broadland village between Wroxham and Potter Heigham. The village has a splendid flint church, shops and pubs. There are excellent walks in the area including nearby How Hill. Norwich and Great Yarmouth are both 30 minutes drive away. Boat enthusiasts will…
Southrepps is a pretty Norfolk village with many charming brick and flint cottages and a large 15th century church, whose tall tower dominates the local landscape. It is an ideal base for exploring the area with sandy beaches, historic houses, steam railways and many other…
Aslacton is a small village in South Norfolk in the heart of Norfolk's rolling courtyside, yet just a short distance to the historic city of Norwich. This is an area that abounds with attractive small villages, quiet lanes and market towns; Attleborough and Wymondham are the…
The quiet village of North Burlingham is situated close to the famous Broads, an excellent location for ornithologists and walkers who will delight in the many nature trails in the area. The small town of Acle is just four miles away and has shops, pubs and restaurants, and…
Witton Bridge is a quiet village of just a few houses, making it a perfect place to relax amidst attractive countryside. This part of Norfolk has splendid country walks and cycle rides along the 'quiet lanes' system, a particular feature of this area, which meander through the…
Northrepps is a picturesque rural village, which is part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is only one mile from Overstrand, with quiet sands that are great for both lazy summer days and bracing winter walks. The bustling coastal resort of Cromer is just two and a…
Cromer is a traditional seaside resort with a cliff-top setting and wide sandy beaches running down to the sea. It is famous for its fishing boats that still work off the shore and offer freshly caught seafood. The town has a fine pier, a local history museum, a new lifeboat…
Northrepps is a picturesque rural village, which is part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is only one mile from Overstrand, with quiet sands that are great for both lazy summer days and bracing winter walks. The bustling coastal resort of Cromer is just two and a…
Lying just two and a half miles to the north of the bustling market town of Aylsham, Colby is a small village in a peaceful rural location. The small historic town of Aylsham itself offers a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants. It also has the fabulous National Trust…
Not only the North Norfolk Coast with its vast beaches like Holkham, and salt marshes at Blakeney and Cley, the East of England offers historic Cambridge, Ely Cathedral, the calm beauty of the Broads, pretty villages of Suffolk and a variety of wildlife. It's no surprise it appeals to artists, photographers, cyclists and bird watchers.