Ponies in the Broadland landscape, The Norfolk Broads © Broads Authority

Areas of Norfolk

The seven areas of Norfolk each have very different personalities marked by the changing landscape, diverse countryside, towns and villages and varying pace of life.

Whether you are looking for an action-packed family holiday or a relaxing weekend break you'll find the part of Norfolk which is perfect for you.

 

Breckland

Sunrise in Thetford Forest © Norfolk TourismBreckland boasts the best climate in the UK with low rainfall and hot summers. Its unique geography and climate give rise to a range of rare and unusual wildlife, and there is also lots to do for all the family in the area.
 

Broadland

How Hill, Norfolk Broads, in winter © Broads AuthorityBroadland is renowned for the famous Norfolk Broads - Britain's magical waterland with over 125 miles of navigable waterways, as well as beautiful countryside and charming and picturesque towns and villages.
 
 

Greater Yarmouth

Berney Arms Drainage Mill © Rädar / John Wray -http://www.flickr.com/photos/radar666/Great Yarmouth and the surrounding area have all the ingredients for a perfect summer holiday, with over 15 miles of sandy beaches, family attractions and all weather entertainment.
 

North Norfolk

Wells Harbour, North Norfolk © Alex Atkinson / AlexPics1 - http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexatkinson/North Norfolk is renowned for its spectacular coastline, fantastic wildlife, miles of glorious beaches, dramatic cliffs, and charming seaside towns and villages.
 
 

Norwich

Norwich Castle © Alex Atkinson / AlexPics1 - http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexatkinson/ Norwich is the most complete Medieval city in the UK, and is excellent for those who enjoy shopping, arts, heritage and culture. Norwich was shortlisted for UK City of Culture 2013.
 

South Norfolk

Loddon on the Southern Norfolk Broads © Norfolk TourismSouth Norfolk is a lesser known part of the county but has some of the most unspoilt and beautiful countryside. It is the perfect base from which to explore Norfolk.
 
 

West Norfolk

West Norfolk - King's Lynn waterfront and Custom House, now the TIC © Britainonview / Rod Edwards, Additional Credit: East of England Tourism/Bor. Co. of King's Lynn & West NorfolkThere are around 550 square miles of West Norfolk and every single one of them has something to surprise, inspire and delight. The historic port of King's Lynn has a wealth of heritage museums and attractions for all the family.
 

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