Local Area Information
Norfolk offers charming stretches of coast, a vibrant cultural scene and pubs and restaurants that take pride in dishing up the finest local produce, making for a hearty and welcoming dining experience.
East Norfolk is quiet, unspoilt and relatively undiscovered. The East Norfolk Coast has some of the best beaches that are quite often found empty - they make a great place to walk the dog or fly a kite.
You will find stunning lighthouses and windmills, the buildings that make Norfolk so famous!
East Norfolk is great for walkers and has paths that give some fabulous views - an example being the path from Cromer to Overstrand.
Inland, the North Eastern corner of the Norfolk Broads is equally tranquil; with most of the cruisers unable to pass under Potter Heigham bridge. Within a few minutes drive you can Captain your own ship on the Broadland sea...an inexperienced crew can add to the fun!
There are nature reserves, peaceful villages, wildlife and plenty of country pubs to discover.
With lots of wide open space, this wind swept corner of Norfolk is great to forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life and breathe some fresh air!
