Things to do in North Norfolk
Whether you're into arts & culture, beaches, castle ruins, bird watching, boating & sailing, cycling, heritage & historic ruins, nature, railways, walking, or adventure themed outings; North Norfolk has it all.
Tatt Valley (near Fakenham) is a haven of rural tranquillity, but there is also plenty of interest for the visitor within a few miles. Holkham, Wells and Brancaster boast magnificent sandy beaches and there are important bird reserves at Sculthorpe, Titchwell, Cley and Snettisham. Walking and sailing are a delight along this unique coastline and the quiet lanes inland are perfect for cycling and walking. Boat trips to see the seals off Blakeney Point regularly depart from Blakeney Quay and Morston.
Places to visit:
Sandringham House Estate, Holkham Hall and Houghton Hall are just a few of the fine stately homes of Norfolk, only a few miles from Tatt Valley Holiday Cottages. And a little further afield there are ancient and impressive ruins at Castle Rising and Castle Acre.
Children love the Sea Life Centre at Hunstanton, a traditional seaside resort providing all kinds of family fun.
The RAF Sculthorpe Heritage Centre tells the history and stories of North Norfolk's only USAF atomic base. Once the largest and most strategically important American airbase, home to 10,000 personnel. For over a decade it was the atomic deterrent against the Soviet Union.
Jaguar Jet XZ394
Sitting in the field just adjacent to Tatt Valley Holiday Cottages is the Jaguar Jet XZ394. Bought by Mr Hurn, owner of Tatt Valley Holiday Cottages in recognition of family and friends who served in the RAF. It now serves as a fundraiser for the RAF Benevolent Fund.
You can find out more about places to visit, check the weather forecast, and also find out about traffic information.
Visit Norfolk
Pensthorpe Natural Park
National Trust
Castle Acre
Castle Rising
Extreeme Adventure
Wells and Walsingham Light Railway
Walsingham Abbey
RSPB
Weather
Travel
Here are some useful websites if you would like to take a boat trip to see the seals from either Blakeney or Morston:
Beans Boat Trips
Bishop's Boats
Temple Boats