North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: The North Norfolk Railway
All Aboard the North Norfolk Steam Railway There’s something truly magical about steam trains, from the chuff chuff sounds while they’re in motion to the comforting smell of coal from a bygone era. Britain’s steam railways are cherished, and North Norfolk is home to one of the most scenic heritage railways, The Poppy Line.
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Hilltop Outdoor Centre
An Action Packed Day Out in North Norfolk Christina Sadler, a Merger Consultant from Chedgrave, thinks that North Norfolk is the perfect place to enjoy the peace of the natural world. For Christina, her nephew David, and her chocolate Labrador Maximilian, the stunning landscape of Blakeney Point and the surrounding countryside are their favourite places…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Beans Boat Trips
A Relaxing Visit to The North Norfolk Coast Andy Hoskins, 55 enjoys exploring new places in the UK and abroad, so was thrilled to finally visit North Norfolk recently. With its beautiful countryside, coastal walks and bracing sea air, it was the perfect place for a relaxing winter break. “My first visit was when my…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Pensthorpe Natural Park
A Wildlife Enthusiast with a Passion for Conservation North Norfolk is renowned for its varied countryside and wildlife, ranging from wetlands and rolling hills to beach and marshland. For 28 year old Ed Bramham Jones, enjoying the spoils of nature is the best thing about living in the area. “I’ve lived in North Norfolk for…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens
An Animal Mad Photographer Specialising in Zoos At home in the landscaped grounds of Thrigby Hall is a special collection of rare animals from Asia. You will find endangered tigers, huge crocodiles, noisy gibbons and many more exciting animals. A unique network of raised walkways allows you to get up close and personal with these…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: RSPB Titchwell Marsh Reserve
An RSPB Warden with a Passion for Birds The countryside and coastline of North Norfolk is home to a huge variety of wildlife. Twitchers, photographers and animal enthusiasts visit the area all year round to enjoy a host of RSPB, National Trust and Wildlife Trust sites. Nature enthusiast Paul Eele, 40, has lived in North…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Walsingham Abbey and Shrine
A Norfolk Local with a Passion for History Born and raised in Norfolk, Glynn Burrows has always been interested in his family history and its ties with local historical events. This love of uncovering family secrets led him to set up his own tour company in 2010, with the aim of helping visitors discover more…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Muckleburgh Military Museum
A Relaxed Camping Holiday for Military Vehicle Enthusiast North Norfolk is famous for its beautiful countryside and gentle pace of life, with plenty of interesting museums and sights to discover. Glenn Read, from Kent, found this out for himself on a recent camping trip with his wife, Wendy. “We wanted a nice relaxing get away,…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Time and Tide Museum
Time Well Spent along the Norfolk Coast Steve Thacker, 63, is a Norfolk boy at heart. Now a managing director in Dereham, Steve used to work for the Norfolk Police and so moved around the area a lot. He’s lived in Thetford, Diss, Norwich and Kings Lynn to name a few places, but the North…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Brancaster Beach and Harbour
An Author’s Love of the North Norfolk Coastline Since having her first child, Ellie Stoneley, 51, has juggled her new motherly duties with becoming a first time author. “I’ve always written, whether for work, myself or latterly my blog, but when my daughter was born I felt I had so much more to say. To…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: RNLI Henry Blogg Museum
North Norfolk Museums and Historical Day Trips Julia Peet, from Lincolnshire, makes regular visits to North Norfolk to enjoy the wide range of museums and interesting day trips it has to offer. Julia and her partner are both retired and prefer visiting cultural and historical sights. Norfolk has a rich and varied history, with some…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Wroxham Barns
A Love Of Family Friendly Day Trips Leads to Wroxham Barns Alice, 37, is a chartered legal executive and lives just north of Norwich, allowing her to regularly pop over to North Norfolk to enjoy all the attractions on offer. Outdoor and family-friendly activities are Alice’s favourite, plus her daughter loves anything to do with…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: The Nelson Museum
Educational Tourist Sights and The Nelson Museum Karen Wallace, 54 is a true North Norfolk local, born and bred. She’s lived in Caister-on-Sea for the past 11 years and has strong memories of the tourist sites she’s grown up with. She’s a bargain hunter at heart though and is determined that you don’t have to…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Happisburgh Owls
An Animal-Mad Norfolk local Elizabeth McDonald, a PhD researcher and tutor at the University of East Anglia, has been visiting North Norfolk since her childhood. Her mother’s family have always lived there, so she’s been able to try out many of the tourist attractions on offer. “I don’t have a favourite area as such, I…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Blickling Hall
Countryside Estate Offering Beautiful Views and History Stacy Cosham moved to Lowestoft on the East Suffolk coast 11 years ago and has been enjoying all that North Norfolk has to offer ever since. “I have friends who lived in Cromer and Sheringham, so have spent a few days there camping or wandering around with them.…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: National Trust Felbrigg Hall
Felbrigg Hall: A Great National Trust property for Child Friendly Day Out North Norfolk boasts numerous stately homes, outdoor activities and places for day trips, many ideal for families and small children. Blogger Catherine Lewis, 39 currently lives in North Norfolk with her two children and husband, so has explored numerous child-friendly places in the…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: BeWILDerwood
BeWILDerwood Offers Great Fun for a Family Day Out North Norfolk is the perfect destination for a family holiday, with plenty of outdoor activities on offer including swimming at local beaches, cycling, horse riding and spotting the local wildlife. If the weather takes a turn for the worse however, there are plenty of child-friendly activities…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Holkham Hall
North Norfolk – Ideal for History Enthusiasts North Norfolk has an array of stately homes, castles and gardens to visit – perfect if you’re interested in historic buildings or just fancy a day out in the countryside. Primary school teacher Karen Taylor, 43 from Great Yarmouth, is a North Norfolk enthusiast and visits as often…
North Norfolk Visitor’s Guide: Cycling and Bircham Windmill
Ideal Countryside for Cycling and Exploring North Norfolk is a cyclist’s dream, whether you love mountain biking, a trip down peaceful country lanes or the open skies of the broads. From beginner routes to challenging day trips, there’s something for everyone. You’ll be spoilt for choice. Stephanie Robinson, 48, has been visiting North Norfolk for…
North Norfolk Visitors’ Guide: Cromer Town and Beach
Cromer Town and Beach: Traditional seaside town and beach North Norfolk style! Many people are drawn to North Norfolk for its beautiful coastline and variety of beaches. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful walk with your pooch, crystal clear rock pools for finding tiny crabs and other small sea-life, or simply a fun day out at…
North Norfolk Eateries: Fresh and Local Emphasis
North Norfolk is quickly becoming one of the best loved holiday spots in the UK. People come from far and wide to enjoy trips to the beach, walks in the unspoilt countryside, visits to bird and nature reserves, or to sample the delicious local food. Local blogger Sarah Ruffhead has lived in Norfolk for…
North Norfolk Visitors’ Guide: Birdwatching and Photography
North Norfolk: A Haven for Birdwatchers When you think of North Norfolk, what probably springs to mind is its rugged coastline, picturesque beaches and unspoilt countryside. With numerous nature reserves, it’s a great place for birdwatchers, wildlife enthusiasts, walkers and photographers alike. Amateur photographer and keen birdwatcher, Lauren Tucker, first became interested in photography because of…
North Norfolk Visitors’ Guide: Things to See and Do
North Norfolk: A Delightful Holiday DestinationWhether you’re visiting North Norfolk for the first time or regularly return for holidays, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in this beautiful county. Our visitor’s guide will give you all the tourist information you need to plan where to go and what to do on your North Norfolk break.…
Joules Christmas Competition Winner Enjoys Relaxing Holiday
Joules Competition Winner Enjoys her Blakeney holiday Sangeet Bird, 63 was the lucky winner of our Facebook and Twitter competition for a 4 night stay at the lovely Barn House in Blakeney, Norfolk. Sangeet and her husband, both farmers from Essex, have visited Blakeney before, although only briefly. “We visited Blakeney to see the seal…