July 16 2018

Norfolk travel guide

Nofolk Cottage Holidays

Beautiful market towns and an unspoilt coastline

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With 90 miles of coastline, a National Park and several nature reserves, Norfolk is brimming with beautiful places to explore. Natural beauty aside, Norfolk is also home to pretty market towns and a wealth of attractions from theme parks to castles.

Norfolk is a nature lover’s paradise. Keep your eyes peeled for the amazing array of wildlife that calls this county its home. Seals can be found lounging on beaches, and birds can be spotted in many of the nature reserves. Whether you stay in a quiet village or bustling market town; we’re sure you’ll have a lovely stay. Explore the area’s history at historic sites or keep the kids entertained with outdoor activities and theme parks.

The Norfolk Broads is a gorgeous part of this county. Perfect for exploring on boat or by foot, these winding waterways are a relaxing place to visit. Soak up the fresh air and pack a picnic if the weather is in your favour.

From its stunning coastline to the Broads National Park and nature reserves, Norfolk is home to a wealth of wildlife. It’s a great destination for nature lovers, and well known for its great bird watching opportunities.

Norfolk is brimming with stunning views; from its beaches to the iconic windmills. Whatever the season there is beauty to be found in here.

Plan your trip

The best towns to stay in Norfolk

Last Minute Pet Friendly Cottages in Norfolk

The Best Nature Reserves in Norfolk

Explore Norfolk

Norwich

Norwich is a vibrant city in Norfolk. Close to the Broads National Park and with plenty of things to see and do within the city, this spot is a perfect holiday destination. Explore the independent shops and quirky cafes.

Hunstanton

Hunstanton is a special place. It’s the only spot on the east coast of England where you can see the sunset over the sea. It’s also a gorgeous location for exploring Norfolk’s stunning coastline.

Wroxham

Wroxham is the capital of the Norfolk Broads, and it is certainly a great place to stay if you want to explore the gorgeous Broads National Park. Enjoy the riverside park, craft centre and other top attractions.

Types of Holiday in Norfolk

Pet friendly

Norfolk is well suited to a holiday with your dog. Miles of countryside, plenty of fresh air and lots of pet friendly accommodation make this a pet-lover’s paradise.

Hot tubs

Imagine relaxing into warm bubbles after a long day in the great outdoors. This could soon be a reality in one of our lovely cottages with a hot tub in Norfolk.

Log fires

When the evening draws in and there’s a chill in the air, what could be better than curling up in front of a roaring fire. Norfolk has dozens of cosy cottages with log fires to choose from.