The Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a protected landscape in Norfolk, England. It covers over 450 km² of coastal and agricultural land from The Wash in the west through coastal marshes and cliffs to the sand dunes at Winterton in the east.
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Fakenham Museum of Gas and Local History
4.5
(38)
Langham Glass
4.8
(166)
Fakenham Tandoori
4.2
(136)
MEG'S PLACE
4.7
(77)
The Limes - JD Wetherspoon
4.1
(792)
The Hot & Cold Chinese Restaurant
4.0
(68)
Big sky's, sandy beaches,a beautiful place to chill out and get away from the hassle of everyday life. In the warmer months it can get a little crowded but there's plenty of other beaches to go to if you want to be more remote. In the colder months the lazy wind can cut through but dress appropriately and there's a difference magic to experience. Ranging from wet and wild to hot and humid and everything in-between the Norfolk coast offers remoteness on your doorstep. I wouldn't want to live...
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It is hard to give more stars as these special places are all so different and we think caters for those who have so many likes and dislikes. One is advised to read about the area before going or ask friends if they have been there. We love it and dependant on time of year when you go, the scenery changes so much and harsh days can also be invigorating as well as the warmer or even the...
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A beautiful part of the coast, unspoilt, not too busy. Sea and a big sky. Star gazing treat. Miles of beach, acres of sea, lots of wildlife, some wonderful places to eat, drink and sleep (both indoors and out)
Recommended to take a boat trip to Blakeney Point to see the seals and walk around the...
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