If you're looking for some ideas about what to do, places to visit and where to go in north Norfolk, take a look at our themed blogs revealing all the inside information and local knowledge.
See hints and tips to make the most of your stay whether it's a weekend away, a family holiday or celebrating a special occasion. Discover hidden gems, amazing experiences and places off the beaten track so you can make your north Norfolk visit one to remember.
From late January, snowdrops will begin to pop-up in gardens indicating Spring is on its way. See our round up of the best places to see snowdrops in north Norfolk.
There are five natural phenomena which provide a great insight into how north Norfolk was made and how it evolved; and you can still see these natural wonders today.
Some of the best wildlife in the country can be found in north Norfolk, and Winter is the best time to see it! Here’s our top 10 wildlife wonders to look out for during the Winter months.
Norfolk is often described at the birdwatching capital of Britain and Winter sees rare visiting birds as they migrate to north Norfolk for its climate and food.
North Norfolk is well known for its unique landscape of mudflats and salt marshes. They are not only famous for their breathtaking beauty but also to see wildlife.
One of the great pleasures of late Summer, Autumn and early Winter, is to walk through the woods, breathing in the distinctive, slightly sweet odour of wood and fallen leaves.
The carpets of Bluebells mean spring has arrived! North Norfolk woodlands have some of the best places to see these glorious displays. Find out the best places to go this Spring, to see the hue of blue.
Spring flowers are in abundance at Pensthorpe Natural Park in Fakenham; a hidden gardening gem. Find out what you can find in the collection of gardens to see superb Spring colour.
