Respect, Protect and Enjoy when you visit Norfolk

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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

Q is for Quiet… ssssssh!

A decibel-ometer used on Norfolk’s beaches will give you the full range – the higher end of

P is for Paddling on the Seashore

It’s a half-way house isn’t it? You’re determined to get in the water, but not to

N is for National Trust

They’re world famous for looking after our wonderful stately homes, but the National Trust to

L is for Lobsters and Crabs

Okay, we’re going to let you into a secret here. You ready? North Norfolk has such succulent,

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

F is for Fish and Chips

No visit to the seaside is complete without freshly-fried fish and chips, soused in vinegar and Oh,

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

B is for Beach Huts

There are two ways to enjoy a beach picnic. One is in your deckchair, behind a windbreaker, trying