Wells-next-the-sea on the North Norfolk Coast

Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path

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Overview

Walking Holidays

10 - 13 Nights

133 miles / 214 km

Prices from: £1320 per person
Start: Knettishall Heath, Suffolk
Finish: Hopton-on-Sea, Norfolk
Availability: Any start date from March to October
Grading: Moderate
Way-marked: Yes

Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path Highlights

Contrasting paths

The Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path combine two walks into one National Trail. Enjoy the contrasting landscapes that have been shaped over centuries.

Roman roads

Walk in the footsteps of the Romans who built the paths beneath your feet along the Peddars Way, whilst enjoying the open countryside and quiet country lanes.

Diversity of nature

Experience the diversity of nature as you stroll past rolling farmland, extensive sandy beaches and impressive salt marshes.

Historic Castle Acre

Castle Acre is a tranquil rural village which boasts an extraordinary wealth of history, including a fascinating Priory and an 11th-century castle.

Victorian seaside towns

Following the Norfolk Coast you will descent into Victorian seaside towns and lose yourself in the magical land of sand dunes and salt marshes.

Eastern sunset

Watch the sun set over the sea at Hunstanton – one of the few places on the east coast of England where this is possible.

Discover the Best of Norfolk’s Countryside & Coast

The Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path combines two delightful walks into one National Trail. This 133 mile / 214 km route has it all – gentle rolling farmland, low cliffs, salt marshes and tidal inlets, Roman history, Norman churches and unspoilt villages. Enjoy the contrasts and diversity as you walk through a landscape that has been shaped over centuries.

The trail begins along the Peddars Way from Knettishall Heath Country Park in the county of Suffolk and follows the line of an old Roman Road towards Hunstanton, a former Victorian resort town. The Peddars Way is an incredibly historic trail, once used by the Romans to form routes across East Anglia and later used by the pilgrims during the 15th century.

From Hunstanton, you will join the Norfolk Coast Path and walk eastwards to the busy port of Cromer, the ‘Gem of the Norfolk Coast’ and the hub of Norfolk’s crab fishing industry. The Norfolk Coast Path journeys through Victorian seaside towns, beautiful beaches, small fishing villages and nature reserves rich in bird life.

Continue on past Cromer, along the newly extended section of the coastal path, the next section covers areas of special scientific interest and delightful sandy beaches, before reaching Hopton-on-Sea close to the resort town of Great Yarmouth.

The trail along the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path offers some fine coastal walking and is generally level, with very few steep climbs. It can be covered over a leisurely period between nine to twelve days.

Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path Route Map

Recommended Itinerary

Our most popular itinerary is PWNCP3 which covers the route in 12 days / 13 nights.

Travel to Thetford for your first night’s accommodation

There is no accommodation in Knettishall Heath so you will spend the evening in Thetford – a small market town close to the start of the walk, where you will spend the evening at your first night’s accommodation.

Day 1: Knettishall Heath to Little Cressingham (14.5 miles / 23.5 km)

A short taxi journey will bring you to the start of the Peddars Way at Knettishall Heath. We will provide numbers for local taxis in your Information Pack.

Knettishall Heath is one of the largest areas of Breckland in Suffolk, and was designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest in 1985. The Peddars Way (‘Peddar’ is a Middle Ages term for a footpath) leaves the village and follows an ancient Roman Road through the Brecklands. The walking is gentle, through rolling farmland and dry heathland. Enjoy the unexpected sight of ancient Scots Pine, planted to help stabilise the soil.

Day 2: Little Cressingham to Castle Acre (12.5 miles / 20 km)

Before you leave Little Cressingham, take the opportunity to visit the medieval church of St Andrew, or the windmill by the water.

Continuing north, the path drifts along quiet country lanes, through gentle woodland and farmland. Take a moment to reflect on the Roman legionnaires who would have walked the same way as you are now. The path leads you to the historic village of Castle Acre.

We will then provide you with a transfer to nearby Narford – 4 miles away – where you will spend the night.

Day 3: Castle Acre to Sedgeford (13.5 miles / 21.5 km)

After breakfast, you will be transferred back to Castle Acre where you will rejoin the trail.

Whilst in Castle Acre, take the opportunity to visit the twin ruins of Castle Acre Castle and Castle Acre Priory, formed soon after the Norman Conquest. Castle Acre was a fortified town and provides one of the best examples of Norman town planning even today.

The route today is the most straightforward section of the Peddars Way; as it maintains a persistent line most of the way to the coast. This section is remote and peaceful, so soak up the solitude and keep your eyes out for wildlife including deer, stoats and foxes.

Day 4: Sedgeford to Hunstanton (7.5 miles / 12 km)

Today is a short day for your final stage on the Peddars Way as you head towards the coast. Take some time to explore Sedgeford before you leave, as this small village is packed with history. A wealth of Roman and Iron Age artefacts have been found here.

You will arrive at the beautiful town of Holme-next-the-Sea, with its stunning coastal views. As the Peddars Way ends the Norfolk Coast Path begins, heading east through the salt marshes and nature reserves and through the dunes to the busy seaside resort of Hunstanton.

Hunstanton is an east coast town which faces west, so you may even be able to watch the sun setting!

Day 5: Hunstanton to Brancaster (10.5 miles / 16.5 km)

From the Victorian resort town of Hunstanton, overlooking the Wash Estuary, begin your walk along the coast towards Brancaster. The cliffs beckon, although later on in the day you will walk inland through rolling hills and farmland into the sleepy village of Brancaster. Visit St Mary’s Church, and its round Saxon tower.

Day 6: Brancaster to Wells-next-the-Sea (12 miles / 19 km)

The trail continues past the Roman Fort of Branodunum and along a more rugged section of coastline. There are some marshy sections, but there are places to rest, including the old seaport of Burnham Overy Staithe. Holkham Bay is a National Nature Reserve, and the impressive golden sands stretch out in front of you as far as the eye can see. There is a wide array of birdwatching to be done here.

Wells-next-the-Sea is a charming port and a busy town, well worth exploring this evening.

Day 7: Wells-next-the-Sea to Cley-next-the-Sea (10.5 miles / 16.5 km)

Another Nature Reserve awaits you today at Blakeney Point, where you may spot grey seals. Stay on the main path throughout the day, as the salt marshes can be dangerous. Soon, Cley-next-the-Sea and its distinctive windmill come into view.

The frequency with which rare migrant birds arrive at Cley Marshes has made it one of the country’s foremost bird reserves, and you’ll find a visitor centre with an observation area. There are also stunning views to be had of Cley’s beaches.

Day 8: Cley-next-the-Sea to Cromer (13 miles / 21 km)

Explore Cley Windmill and St Margaret’s Church before leaving Cley-next-the-Sea and making your way to Cromer, the end of the Norfolk Coast Path. There is some tricky walking on the shingle ridge towards Weybourne, before heading inland once more.

Having reached the highest point of the walk, the trail drops back down to the sea and Cromer Pier comes into view. Welcome to the ‘Gem of the Norfolk Coast’!

Day 9: Cromer to Mundesley (8 miles / 12.5 km)

To continue your journey along the Norfolk coast, today you will follow the England Coast Path which connects Cromer to Hopton-on-Sea.

The path continues along the beach with wonderful views of the geologically impressive cliffs. Walk through the quaint village of Trimingham, which was once a centre for pilgrimage. You will then arrive in the charming Victorian resort of Mundesley.

Day 10: Mundesley to Happisburgh (6 miles / 9.5 km)

Mundesley was a popular Victorian resort and many of its largest buildings date from this time. The beach walking that follows cannot be tackled at high tide, so preparation is required. Continue along the coast, hugging the shoreline, or travel inland slightly and explore Paston’s gothic St Margaret’s church.

Arriving in Happisburgh, gaze at the candy-striped lighthouse at Walcott or tour the historic church.

Day 11: Happisburgh to Caister-on-Sea (14.5 miles / 23.5 km)

Happisburgh is home to the oldest footprints outside of Africa, dating back some 800,000 years. Travel in the early settlers’ footsteps and continue along the coast to Sea Palling.

This stretch is popular with birdwatchers. Walk through woodland and grasslands and enjoy the views stretching inland. Catch a glimpse of the grey seal colony, which draws thousands of visitors each year. You will then enter ‘The Valley’, a long meadow bordered by ferns and a popular feeding area of birds of prey. More beaches and cliffs follow before arriving into Caister-on-Sea.

Day 12: Caister-on-Sea to Hopton-on-Sea (10 miles / 16 km)

Your final day along the trail takes in the historic Caister Lifeboat Station Museum, where you can learn about the station’s proud history. Follow low-lying dunes until you reach the port town of Great Yarmouth, which has a strong maritime heritage and tourism industry.

Pass through the industrial heart of the port town to the gem of Gorleston Beach, where your walk will come to an end. We will then provide you with a transfer to Great Yarmouth where you will spend your last night.

Onward travel

After breakfast, you will start your journey home after a wonderful walking holiday on the Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path.

What’s Included?

Your Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path walking holiday includes:

Carefully selected accommodation along the route and trail transfers when applicable
En-suite or private bathroom facilities whenever possible
Daily door-to-door baggage transfers
Comprehensive information pack, kit list, guidebook and map (one set per room)
Personalised itinerary with details of your accommodation, route and recommendations for lunch and dinner
Traditional English breakfast
24-hour emergency contact number
Full financial protection

Your walking holiday doesn't include:

Travel insurance
Transport to and from the start and end of the walk
Lunches and evening meals

Itineraries & Prices

We offer 7 suggested itineraries for walking the Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path.

Our most popular itinerary is PWNCP3 which covers the route in 12 days.

We also offer standalone packages for the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path individually, each of which is an excellent walk in its own right. This gives those with less time the opportunity to complete the trail in two stages.

Tour code

Itinerary

Average miles

Difficulty

Price per person

PWNCP1

9 Days / 10 Nights

15 miles per day

Moderate

From £1320

Average miles : 15 miles per day

Tour code: PWNCP1

Difficulty : Moderate

9 Days / 10 Nights (PWNCP1)

This itinerary lists our preferred overnight stops for this package. Transfers are included when you are staying away from the trail.

Additional nights can be added at any stage along the walk and we would be delighted to adjust it for you.

All of our prices are per person based on two people sharing a room. Our packages include all accommodation, baggage transfers and full information pack.

Additional information

There is no accommodation at Knettishall Heath so you will spend the evening at your first night’s accommodation in Thetford, a small market town close to the start of the walk. The cost of this short transfer isn’t included in the package, but we will provide you with contact details for local taxi companies in your information pack.

Single room & solo walker supplements

Single rooms are available at a supplement which covers the additional costs of a single room or single occupancy of a twin or double room.

As we incur additional costs for transferring a single bag, there is also a solo walker supplement in addition to the single supplement.

Arrive Travel to Thetford for your first night's accommodation

Day 1 Knettishall Heath to Little Cressingham 14.5 miles / 23.5 km

Day 2 Little Cressingham to Castle Acre (overnight Narford) 12.5 miles / 20 km

Day 3 Castle Acre to Hunstanton 22 miles / 35.5 km

Day 4 Hunstanton to Burnham Overy Staithe (overnight Brancaster Staithe) 15 miles / 24 km

Day 5 Burnham Overy Staithe to Blakeney 15 miles / 24 km

Day 6 Blakeney to Cromer 16 miles / 25.5 km

Day 7 Cromer to Happisburgh 14 miles / 22.5 km

Day 8 Happisburgh to Winterton-on-Sea 10.5 miles / 17 km

Day 9 Winterton-on-Sea to Hopton-on-Sea (overnight Great Yarmouth) 13.5 miles / 21.5 km

Depart Onward travel from Great Yarmouth

Prices

Standard

Good quality B&Bs, Guest Houses & Hotels

From £1320 per person

Good quality and comfortable B&Bs, guest houses and some hotels located as close to the trail as possible. We will prioritise en-suite facilities or a private bathroom, although in remote areas with limited accommodation this may not always be possible.

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PWNCP2

11 Days / 12 Nights

12 miles per day

Moderate

From £1625

Average miles : 12 miles per day

Tour code: PWNCP2

Difficulty : Moderate

11 Days / 12 Nights (PWNCP2)

This itinerary lists our preferred overnight stops for this package. Transfers are included when you are staying away from the trail.

Additional nights can be added at any stage along the walk and we would be delighted to adjust it for you.

All of our prices are per person based on two people sharing a room. Our packages include all accommodation, baggage transfers and full information pack.

Additional information

Single room & solo walker supplements

Single rooms are available at a supplement which covers the additional costs of a single room or single occupancy of a twin or double room.

As we incur additional costs for transferring a single bag, there is also a solo walker supplement in addition to the single supplement.

Arrive Travel to Thetford for your first night's accommodation

Day 1 Knettishall Heath to Little Cressingham 14.5 miles / 23.5 km

Day 2 Little Cressingham to Castle Acre 12.5 miles / 20 km

Day 3 Castle Acre to Hunstanton 22 miles / 35.5 km

Day 4 Hunstanton to Brancaster 10.5 miles / 16.5 km

Day 5 Brancaster to Wells-next-the-Sea 12 miles / 19 km

Day 6 Wells-next-the-Sea to Cley-next-the-Sea 10.5 miles / 16.5 km

Day 7 Cley-next-the-Sea to Cromer 13 miles / 21 km

Day 8 Cromer to Mundesley 8 miles / 12.5 km

Day 9 Mundesley to Happisburgh 6 miles / 9.5 km

Day 10 Happisburgh to Caister-on-Sea 14.5 miles / 23.5 km

Day 11 Caister-on-Sea to Hopton-on-Sea (overnight Great Yarmouth) 10 miles / 16 km

Depart Onward travel from Great Yarmouth

Prices

Standard

Good quality B&Bs, Guest Houses & Hotels

From £1625 per person

Enquire Now

PWNCP3

12 Days / 13 Nights

11 miles per day

Moderate

From £1755

Average miles : 11 miles per day

Tour code: PWNCP3

Difficulty : Moderate

12 Days / 13 Nights (PWNCP3)

This itinerary lists our preferred overnight stops for this package. Transfers are included when you are staying away from the trail.

Additional nights can be added at any stage along the walk and we would be delighted to adjust it for you.

All of our prices are per person based on two people sharing a room. Our packages include all accommodation, baggage transfers and full information pack.

Additional information

Single room & solo walker supplements

Single rooms are available at a supplement which covers the additional costs of a single room or single occupancy of a twin or double room.

As we incur additional costs for transferring a single bag, there is also a solo walker supplement in addition to the single supplement.

Arrive Travel to Thetford for your first night's accommodation

Day 1 Knettishall Heath to Little Cressingham 14.5 miles / 23.5 km

Day 2 Little Cressingham to Castle Acre (overnight Narford) 12.5 miles / 20 km

Day 3 Castle Acre to Sedgeford 13.5 miles / 21.5 km

Day 4 Sedgeford to Hunstanton 7.5 miles / 12 km

Day 5 Hunstanton to Brancaster 10.5 miles / 16.5 km

Day 6 Brancaster to Wells-next-the-Sea 12 miles / 19 km

Day 7 Wells-next-the-Sea to Cley-next-the-Sea 10.5 miles / 16.5 km

Day 8 Cley-next-the-Sea to Cromer 13 miles / 21 km

Day 9 Cromer to Mundesley 8 miles / 12.5 km

Day 10 Mundesley to Happisburgh 6 miles / 9.5 km

Day 11 Happisburgh to Caister-on-Sea 14.5 miles / 23.5 km

Day 12 Caister-on-Sea to Hopton-on-Sea (overnight Great Yarmouth) 10 miles / 16 km

Depart Onward travel from Great Yarmouth

Prices

Standard

Good quality B&Bs, Guest Houses & Hotels

From £1755 per person

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PW1

3 Days / 4 Nights (Peddars Way)

15.5 miles per day

Moderate

From £530

Average miles : 15.5 miles per day

Tour code: PW1

Difficulty : Moderate

3 Days / 4 Nights (PW1)

This itinerary lists our preferred overnight stops for this package. Transfers are included when you are staying away from the trail.

Additional nights can be added at any stage along the walk and we would be delighted to adjust it for you.

All of our prices are per person based on two people sharing a room. Our packages include all accommodation, baggage transfers and full information pack.

Additional information

Single room & solo walker supplements

Single rooms are available at a supplement which covers the additional costs of a single room or single occupancy of a twin or double room.

As we incur additional costs for transferring a single bag, there is also a solo walker supplement in addition to the single supplement.

Arrive Travel to Thetford for your first night's accommodation

Day 1 Knettishall Heath to Little Cressingham 14.5 miles / 23.5 km

Day 2 Little Cressingham to Castle Acre (overnight Narford) 12.5 miles / 20 km

Day 3 Castle Acre to Holme-next-the-Sea 20 miles / 32 km

Depart Onward travel from Holme-next-the-Sea

Prices

Standard

Good quality B&Bs, Guest Houses & Hotels

From £530 per person

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PW2

4 Days / 5 Nights (Peddars Way)

12 miles per day

Moderate

From £660

Average miles : 12 miles per day

Tour code: PW2

Difficulty : Moderate

4 Days / 5 Nights (PW2)

This itinerary lists our preferred overnight stops for this package. Transfers are included when you are staying away from the trail.

Additional nights can be added at any stage along the walk and we would be delighted to adjust it for you.

All of our prices are per person based on two people sharing a room. Our packages include all accommodation, baggage transfers and full information pack.

Additional information

Single room & solo walker supplements

Single rooms are available at a supplement which covers the additional costs of a single room or single occupancy of a twin or double room.

As we incur additional costs for transferring a single bag, there is also a solo walker supplement in addition to the single supplement.

Arrive Travel to Thetford for your first night's accommodation

Day 1 Knettishall Heath to Little Cressingham 14.5 miles / 23.5 km

Day 2 Little Cressingham to Castle Acre (overnight Narford) 12.5 miles / 20 km

Day 3 Castle Acre to Sedgeford 14 miles / 23.5 km

Day 4 Sedgeford to Holme-next-the-Sea 6 miles / 9.5 km

Depart Onward travel from Holme-next-the-Sea

Prices

Standard

Good quality B&Bs, Guest Houses & Hotels

From £660 per person

Enquire Now

NOCP1

6 Days / 7 Nights (Norfolk Coast Path)

14 miles per day

Moderate

From £975

Average miles : 14 miles per day

Tour code: NOCP1

Difficulty : Moderate

6 Days / 7 Nights (NOCP1)

This itinerary lists our preferred overnight stops for this package. Transfers are included when you are staying away from the trail.

Additional nights can be added at any stage along the walk and we would be delighted to adjust it for you.

All of our prices are per person based on two people sharing a room. Our packages include all accommodation, baggage transfers and full information pack.

Single room & solo walker supplements

Single rooms are available at a supplement which covers the additional costs of a single room or single occupancy of a twin or double room.

As we incur additional costs for transferring a single bag, there is also a solo walker supplement in addition to the single supplement.

Arrive Travel to Hunstanton for your first night's accommodation

Day 1 Hunstanton to Burnham Overy Staithe (overnight Brancaster Staithe) 15 miles / 24 km

Day 2 Burnham Overy Staithe to Blakeney 15 miles / 24 km

Day 3 Blakeney to Cromer 16 miles / 25.5 km

Day 4 Cromer to Happisburgh 14 miles / 22.5 km

Day 5 Happisburgh to Winterton-on-Sea 10.5 miles / 17 km

Day 6 Winterton-on-Sea to Hopton-on-Sea (overnight Great Yarmouth) 13.5 miles / 21.5 km

Depart Onward travel from Great Yarmouth

Prices

Standard

Good quality B&Bs, Guest Houses & Hotels

From £975 per person

Enquire Now

NOCP2

8 Days / 9 Nights (Norfolk Coast Path)

10.5 miles per day

Easy

From £1255

Average miles : 10.5 miles per day

Tour code: NOCP2

Difficulty : Easy

8 Days / 9 Nights (NOCP2)

This itinerary lists our preferred overnight stops for this package. Transfers are included when you are staying away from the trail.

Additional nights can be added at any stage along the walk and we would be delighted to adjust it for you.

All of our prices are per person based on two people sharing a room. Our packages include all accommodation, baggage transfers and full information pack.

Single room & solo walker supplements

Single rooms are available at a supplement which covers the additional costs of a single room or single occupancy of a twin or double room.

As we incur additional costs for transferring a single bag, there is also a solo walker supplement in addition to the single supplement.

Arrive Travel to Hunstanton for your first night's accommodation

Day 1 Hunstanton to Brancaster 10.5 miles / 16.5 km

Day 2 Brancaster to Wells-next-the-Sea 12 miles / 19 km

Day 3 Wells-next-the-Sea to Cley-next-the-Sea 10.5 miles / 16.5 km

Day 4 Cley-next-the-Sea to Cromer 13 miles / 21 km

Day 5 Cromer to Mundesley 8 miles / 12.5 km

Day 6 Mundesley to Happisburgh 6 miles / 9.5 km

Day 7 Happisburgh to Caister-on-Sea 14.5 miles / 23.5 km

Day 8 Caister-on-Sea to Hopton-on-Sea (overnight Great Yarmouth) 10 miles / 16 km

Depart Onward travel from Great Yarmouth

Prices

Standard

Good quality B&Bs, Guest Houses & Hotels

From £1255 per person

Enquire Now

Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path Accommodation

All of the accommodation that we reserve for you has been personally selected by our expert team to ensure it meets our exacting standards. We regularly review our extensive database.

We will always prioritise accommodation as close to the walking trail as possible. Occasionally, your accommodation may be located a short distance from the trail, or you may need to spend more than one night in the same place, in which case we will provide return transfers.

Travel Information

As an environmentally conscious tour operator, we actively encourage the use of public transport by providing clients with a detailed breakdown of travel options in their information packs. The following information may help with your pre-trip planning.

Getting to Thetford (for Knettishall Heath)

By Air

Nearest major International Airport: London Stansted

From London Stansted Airport, you can then take a train to Thetford via Cambridge (journey time 1 hour 20 min). There is also a direct bus from Stansted Airport Coach Station to Thetford (journey time 2 hours 20 min).

By Public Transport

Nearest Railway Station: Thetford

There are train services from London Kings Cross to Thetford via Cambridge (journey time 1 hour 40 min).

Thetford Bus Interchange is also served by National Express coaches.

By Car

If you plan to travel by car, it may be possible to leave it at the start of your walk, for the duration of your holiday. We can check this for you when your booking is confirmed.

Returning from Great Yarmouth

By Air

Nearest major International Airport: London Stansted.

You can take the train from Great Yarmouth to Norwich (journey time 35 min), and connect with a train to Chelmsford (1 hour 20 min). From Chelmsford Bus Station there is a direct coach to Stansted Airport.

By Public Transport

Nearest Railway Station: Great Yarmouth

There is a frequent train service from Cromer to London Liverpool Street via Norwich (journey time 3 hours).

Great Yarmouth is also served by National Express coaches.

By Car

If you plan to travel by car, it may be possible to leave it at the end of your walk, for the duration of your holiday. We can check this for you when your booking is confirmed.

Additional Days

We would be delighted to arrange additional accommodation for you along the Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path.

You may wish to plan a rest day or have an additional night at any of the locations along the route which offer activities or sightseeing opportunities – we’ve made some suggestions below. Please request this when you make an enquiry.

Castle Acre

Castle Acre is a delightful little village steeped in Norman history, situated on the River Nar. Visit its twin ruins and the Bailey Gate – evidence of its former fortification
Enjoy a walk along the beautiful River Nar, a protected site supporting many and varied flora and fauna

Hunstanton

Take the opportunity to visit nearby Sandringham Estate, the much-loved country estate of the Queen, and easily accessible by bus
Visit Boston Square, a fine Victorian Square which offers fine views across the Wash Estuary to Boston, Lincolnshire
Marvel at the layered red and white chalk cliffs
Enjoy various activities with Hunstanton watersports

Wells-next-the-Sea

Take a seal watching trip from Blakeney Point
Visit Wells and Walsingham Light Railway, the longest 10 ¼ inch gauge steam railway in the world. Enjoy a scenic journey with five bridges through lovely countryside
Visit Holkham Hall and Estate one of the county’s top attractions

Cromer

Stroll along the pretty seafront and enjoy some freshly caught local crab
Climb the 172 steps to the top of the medieval St Peter and St Paul’s Church, thought to be the tallest church in Norfolk
Visit the RNLI Henry Blogg Museum, and find out how this lifeboat man received the George Cross for heroism

Great Yarmouth

Enjoy this classic two-pier town, famous for the Golden Mile’ beach resort
Gaze at sharks and sea turtles at the Sealife Centre
Visit the Time and Tide museum, located in a 19th-century fish curing factory, and discover the history of Great Yarmouth, from the ice age to the present day
Explore the only museum dedicated to the Norfolk naval hero Lord Horatio Nelson
Step back in time to the 16th century Elizabethan House Museum, which explores the lives of those who lived here

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