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A stay in a Norfolk holiday cottage promises a welcoming mix of
unspoilt coastline and picturesque countryside. Choose from our
range of Norfolk self-catering accommodation, hugging the coastline
or amidst stunning countryside. Read on to discover why a holiday
in Norfolk could be perfect for you.
Why Norfolk?
A wealth of opportunity rests at your fingertips when enjoying
our cottages in Norfolk. Explore its magnificent coastline and
far-reaching rolling countryside with ease. Much of Norfolk's
coast is a designated AONB, lined with sandy beaches and some of
Britain's finest salt marshes. Bring your canine companions
along to enjoy the bountiful walking country, with the Norfolk
Broads displaying sublime scenery. Outdoor activities of all kinds
are available here; cycling, windsurfing, sailing and kayaking
among them. While staying at a holiday home in Norfolk, there are
also a number of fascinating towns to explore. The coastline is
dotted with charming seaside resorts, offering things to do for all
ages. Also discover a number of characterful market towns offering
independent shops and fine eateries aplenty. For more ideas on how
to spend your holiday in Norfolk, browse our handy Norfolk
Travel Guide.
Places to Visit in Norfolk
There are a wide range of different places to visit in Norfolk,
appealing to people of all tastes and interests. Discover a series
of places bordering the region's idyllic coastline, from
bustling seaside resorts to quaint fishing villages. Head inland to
find traditional old market towns, boasting networks of cobbled
streets lined by quirky buildings. The main city in Norfolk is the
striking city of Norwich, dominated by its towering cathedral.
Wander its stunning streets to uncover a whole host if first-class
bars and eateries, while wonderful shops are also abundant. The
best places to visit in Norfolk include Cromer,
Great
Yarmouth, Hunstanton,
and King's
Lynn.
Types of Holidays
If you're looking to spend some time experiencing the
marvellous coastline from your Norfolk holiday cottage, browse
through our choice of Norfolk
coastal cottages. Alternatively, to sample the picturesque
countryside of the area, we offer a range of Norfolk
Broads holiday cottages. In Norfolk, you can choose from
romantic
retreats, farm
cottages and even a touch of luxury with our Norfolk hot
tub properties.