This Summer, why not book yourself onto a spectacular boat trip to spot the seals at Morston, Norfolk. Heading out to Blakeney Point will allow you to see the beauiful seals basking in the sun as well as swimming in the open waters around you.
An area of Norfolk so diverse that it challenges every pre-conception you may hold about this county - flat, dull, boring. Not so, we love this part of Norfolk.
Living in Norfolk, I know how wonderful it is and totally understand why people choose to holiday here. Many people even choose to move to this beautiful county but few go to the extreme of May Savage!
Wells-Next-The-Sea on the North Norfolk coast has so much to offer the whole family, so in no particular order, here are my top ten reasons for visiting……The Beach… Vast expanses of golden sand with dunes perfect for a pi
Along with hundreds of fantastic foodie events taking place throughout Norfolk in aid of the Food & Drink Festival, don’t miss out on the large selection of great restaurants taking part in the North Norfolk Restaurant week, which is currently
Having lived all my life in Norfolk it is hard to choose one particular place. However Stiffkey on the North Norfolk coast holds many happy memories for me and I’m still adding to them now.
Celebrating 200 years of Piers!
The 200th anniversary of the opening of Britain’s first seaside pier is being marked on Saturday 26th July 2014 in Cromer.
A meander through Wells-next-the-Sea and onto the beach.
On a beautiful warm and spring Sunday in March it was a delight to be out on the Norfolk coast.
On Sunday, my husband and I headed to Wells-Next-The-Sea, which was bright and sunny with a bracing wind. The tide was out and lots of birds were probing the sand and mud for their breakfast.
