North Norfolk
North Norfolk is an area of outstanding natural beauty. Huge rolling fields spread down to the heritage coast with its pine forest walks, coastal paths and miles of sandy beaches. The coast is rich in bird life throughout the year and there are RSPB and local wildlife trust nature reserves. Details of many walks can be found in the cottage.

Places to Visit
Unfortunately the train can no longer take the strain in this part of the world but the coastal bus service is excellent and visits most of the places listed below.

Holkham Hall and Estate - 3 miles - historic house, deer park, pottery, tea rooms, gift shop and the Victoria Hotel for meals. Lady Ann’s Drive, opposite the estate entrance, will provide parking and access to pine walks and wonderful beaches.
Brancaster - parking and easy access to miles of sandy beach for families.
Brancaster Staithe - 6 miles - has a sailing club.
Burnham Overy Staithe -2 miles, excellent walk along the top of the sea defences to quiet sandy beach and dunes.
Burnham Thorpe - The birthplace of Lord Nelson is just 1.25 miles down the road.
The Lord Nelson public house still boasts the seats at which he supped his ale. The church and churchyard where his family are buried contains a small Nelson museum.
Thornham - 7 miles - The Lifeboat Inn has excellent food and again the coast path walk will lead you across dykes to sandy beaches and nature reserve.
Walsingham - 8 miles - famous religious pilgrimage centre and historic priory.
Fakenham - 10 miles - has supermarkets and Thursday Open Air Market.
Hunstanton - 11 miles - traditional seaside attractions, Leisure Centre, Sea World, Bowling Green, Fair Ground and a Wednesday market.
Kings Lynn - 24 miles - historical buildings, quaint back streets and a good shopping centre.
Wells, Cromer and Sheringham are fishing towns and villages spread along the coast and within easy reach. Boat trips to see the seals can be arranged from Blakeney and Morston.
Sandringham - 18 miles.
Seal Trips - Morston, Blakeney and Wells all provide boat trips to the unique colony of over 200 grey and common seals off Blakeney Point. A marvellous sight.

This is just a snippet of a variety of interesting places, which are easily visited.