Destinations

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.

A pretty coastal North Norfolk village, Burnham Overy Staithe is has strong links with the other Burnham’s and Norfolk’s favourite son, Horatio Nelson. Most people drive through Burnham Overy Staithe, en route to its bigger and better known neighbours, but make the effort to stop and visit and you won’t be disappointed!

North Norfolk village, Brancaster Staithe is inextricably linked with its near neighbour Burnham Deepdale, with which it shares many ties. Most people drive through on their way to Brancaster beach or Burnham Market, but I’ll share with you why you should stop and explore this hidden gem in Norfolk.