Respect, Protect and Enjoy when you visit Norfolk

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Best things to see in Norfolk UK

The unique Norfolk Broads National Park Great Yarmouth’s Golden Mile Holkham – a castle

X is for Xenophobia (not really!)

Of course we don’t condone xenophobia, we love to welcome people from across the United in of

V is for Voila! Welcome to Norfolk!

You want a holiday or short break by the coast, with fabulous beaches, great food and drink, lots a

T is for Theatres

There are a few theatres around the Norfolk coast but the most famous is… drum roll please… the

S is for Sand (and lots of it!)

Oh man alive, does Norfolk have sand. That’s rhetorical, by the way. We have 90 miles of coast 93

J is for JOY!!!

After all, it’s what you come to the seaside hoping to find – and you’ll find an of a

I is for Ice Cream

Of course, there’s your donuts – the anticipation as you watch them slowly being made for a

E is for End-of-the-Pier

Norfolk has Europe’s last end-of-pier theatre – The Pavilion on the Grade II listed pier at

C is for Cromer

Perched on a clifftop overlooking pristine sandy beaches, Cromer found fame as a traditional resort

A is for Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

If you want to see the full gamut of Norfolk’s seaside offering then the Norfolk Coast Area a

Mammoth sculpture trail roars into Norfolk this summer – how to get involved

A free, family-friendly sculpture trail of prehistoric proportions is stomping onto the streets of

Norfolk Coast and Seaside

Norfolk’s 90 miles of coastline are as diverse as they come, from fabulous family-friendly to via