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With some of the best beaches in the UK along its glorious 84 miles of coastline, from fine golden sand to nature-filled marshes and mud flats, Norfolk’s beaches are one of the reasons visitors flock to the county. In this guide, I cover every beach in Norfolk and share information about parking, dogs, tides and more. Hopefully, I can share a bit of that love for the beaches of Norfolk by encouraging you to visit at least a few of them on your travels.

Hunstanton is a lively resort town in beautiful West Norfolk. Known locally as ‘Sunny Hunny’, Hunstanton is one of Norfolk’s top seaside towns and makes a perfect base for a family holiday or day out. This round-up of all the best things to do in Hunstanton and the surrounding area, plus recommendations for places to stay and where to eat, will help you plan your next trip. Here are my top Hunstanton highlights.

The Norfolk Broads are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and a unique network of navigable rivers and lakes which meet the Norfolk coast, to create a diverse landscape, perfect for an exciting outdoor holiday or trip. This round-up of all the must-do things in the Norfolk Broads and the surrounding area will help you plan your perfect Norfolk Broads short break or holiday.

Once a county of affluent landowners, Norfolk has a rich and diverse collection of stately homes. These historic houses offer a unique insight into the story of Norfolk and the people and politics who shaped not only Nelson’s County but also the United Kingdom. Some of the best of Norfolk’s stately homes are open to the public, meaning everyone can enjoy a slice of ‘Downton Abbey’ when they visit Norfolk!

The historic Georgian market town of Holt is in charming North Norfolk. Close to the coast and the seaside town of Sheringham, Holt makes a wonderful holiday destination or day trip. There is lots to see in and around Holt for the whole family, and this round-up of what to do in Holt and the surrounding area will help you plan your perfect day out.