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Things to do in Norfolk 

Norfolk ... A variety of opportunity whatever the season with so much to offer the first time visitor and those that return time after time.

Unspoilt Coastline... Enjoy walking the many fine beaches taking in magnificent coastal views - perhaps stopping to rest awhile.

A Haven for Wildlife... One of England's foremost destinations for bird watching with several reserves such as Cley or Blakeney.

Historic Towns & Pretty Villages... A wealth of places to discover. Coastal towns and villages steeped in history and tradition. Inland quiet country lanes leading to picturesque villages and bustling market towns, stop to browse through the many small shops.

The Norfolk Broads... One of England's National Parks - miles of waterways opening out into Broads. An enchanted landscape of reed beds full of wildlife and windmills, so much a part of Norfolk's heritage.

To Do... And See... Visit Blickling Hall a magnificent Jacobean house and gardens, Sandringham the Norfolk retreat of Her Majesty the Queen or the Shrine at Walsingham a place of pilgrimage for centuries whilst the county capital Norwich with its vibrant shopping centre, Castle Museum and Cathedral is a must to visit during your stay. With a range of attractions and sporting facilities for all the family exploring Norfolk couldn't be more fun or rewarding.

The North Norfolk Railway

The North Norfolk Railway offers a 10.5 mile round trip by steam train (vintage diesel trains on some journeys) through a delightful area of North Norfolk designated as being of outstanding natural beauty. To the south are wooded hills and the Norfolk beauty spots of Kelling Heath and Sheringham Park.....more>>

Sheringham Little Theatre

This theatre, which boasts of having the smallest stage in a professional theatre in the country and only 180 seats, has been a much loved institution in the town throughout
its history.... more>>

Amazona ZOO

has taken 2 years to emerge from 10 acres of derelict woodland and the abandoned brick kilns just to the south of Cromer town. It is now home to a wide range of animals from Tropical South America including Jaguar, Otters, Spider Monkeys and Flamingos....more>>