Norfolk Coast National Landscape

Amazing and tranquility coastline and I absolutely loved Norfolk stayed on holiday here at Hopton 2 weeks ago and visited some wonderful places went to Cromer and Sheringham on 20/05/23 Sea Palling and Horsey Gap on 24/05/23 and Great Yarmouth on 25/05/23 the Norfolk Broads were stunning and I visited the Horsey windpump which is owned by the National Trust seen a few seals at Horsey Gap which made my day lots of wonderful walks along the coastline at Horsey Hopton and Sea Palling all the beaches were sandy apart from Sheringham which was a pebble beach and it was a nice peaceful town Cromer was amazing and had a wonderful pier to walk down and views of the charming North Sea Great Yarmouth has loads of things to do and is my favourite place on the North Norfolk coast these places are a must visit and recommend to everyone as their in a fantastic location the sun was shining all week which was a great result

North Norfolk is the most beautiful of places, views out along the coast are outstanding with lots of wildlife to be seen.

Marvellous big skies, sandy beaches, seals and great walks and coffee places.

There is a reason Royalty came to this part of the coast. And why so many people still doIf you want a sandy beach wander, go to Holkham. If you want a wander through the a pine forest that reaches high into the sky, the area to the northwest of Wells is perfect.If you’re a birdwatcher, go to Cley Marshes, and see some of the best birding ever. I’ve met people there who have come from over 300 miles away just to see the smallest migrant bird.For food, the villages and towns along the coast (All accessible via the coast path) have such a varied menu, from local seafood to the best tasting cakesThe only thing Norfolk doesn’t have, is mountains, and if you do want to add some height to your wander, you can start at Sheringham Park, wander through the forest and the grounds, past Weybourne train station with the historic trains, down to the beach, and this is where the cliffs begin, all the way to MundesleyIn Summer, you have the sun setting over the sea, with the big skies setting the skies alight with red fire.

Beautiful beaches with hardly anyone else around. Dogs loved to run around the vast open space. I think it's their favourite place.

Huge beach! Sand dunes and pine forest, plenty of room for a bit of solitude too.

The seals are so beautiful, we are blessed to have them here.

Well worth going up the church tower at Blakeney for the views over the countryside.The view looking down at a tower is from a higher tower.

A far off but well kept beach. Beautiful sand and large beaches with gorgeous views. I also went on an evening and there was almost no other person.

Absolutely fantastic, a large array of bird and a stunning beach