Norfolk Coast

The star of Norfolk’s Deep History Coast, Happisburgh is a fascinating place to explore, with an ever-changing coastline and beach, icnoic buildings and a rich history spanning thousands of years. Don’t be out off by the stories of coastal erosion, there a surprising amount to see and do in Happisburgh and it is safe – you won’t be falling into the sea from the cliffs!

A pretty Victorian seaside village, Mundesley is tucked away in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty where the east and north Norfolk coast meet, and is a haven of peace and tradition. With a delightful village centre and old-world charm of brick and flint cottages and thatched roofs, Mundesley will appeal if you’re looking for a quieter alternative to Cromer, and a good starting point for local walking, including Paston Way and the Norfolk Coast Path.

A long-established seaside resort on Norfolk’s west coast, Heacham is a great bucket and spade destination, known for fantastic sunsets and family-friendly beaches. If good old-fashioned fun, holiday activities and getting the most from your budget are important, then Heacham makes a fantastic choice for your next family holiday.

A small coastal village in North Norfolk’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Thornham offers remote peace and tranqulity surrounded by huge skies and atmospheric marshes. Don’t come to Thornham expecting a bucket and spade destination, but if you’re looking for fantastic coastal walking, unique wildlife encounters and the real Norfolk, then you’ll find it in Thornham.