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There are some amazing experiences to be enjoyed in north Norfolk. If you’re looking for culture, history, fun and thrills, nature, creating your own art, great eating and a taste of freedom, the north Norfolk coast and countryside has it all.

The Year of the Coast 2023 celebrates the very best of England’s amazing coastline, including the north Norfolk coast, and marks the creation of the 2,700-mile King Charles III England Coast Path, the longest marked walking route in the world! This celebratory year includes a programme of events - with events taking place, around the UK as well as north Norfolk. 

There are lots of events and activities taking place in north Norfolk, celebrating the Coronation of King Charles III in May 2023.

Artists from across north Norfolk get set to welcome visitors into their studios between 24 September - 9 October 2022.

A free sculpture trail of prehistoric proportions is stomping onto the streets of Norwich, Norfolk and North Norfolk's Deep History Coast. The GoGo Discover Trail runs until 10 September 2022.

There is lots to do over the four-day Jubilee weekend and May 2022 half term. North Norfolk has plenty of events to make the most of this special occasion. See our round up and join us to celebrate.

Nip to North Norfolk in Winter and enjoy the quiet beaches and countryside, at a time when wildlife is at its finest and it’s a great time to go exploring.

Experience the unique wild and natural world in north Norfolk during winter. See spectacular wildlife, walk empty beaches and enjoy water adventures.

With buckets of beaches, beautiful countryside, picturesque villages and towns, north Norfolk is the ideal staycation destination.

There are plenty of ways to travel to and around north Norfolk without a car. Find out more.

With attractions, nature reserves, boat trips, railways and paths, there’s plenty of ways to enjoy these incredible waterways and countrside.

Once it's safe to visit north Norfolk after the Coronavirus lockdown, we've listed the best things to see and do once the lockdown is over.