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The Briarfields Hotel

Conveniently located on the A149 coast road in the pretty village of Titchwell, and with prestigious 3-Star Silver (Visit Britain) status, Briarfields Hotel is a warm and welcoming place to stay in North Norfolk. Continue reading

Flint Holiday Cottages, Sheringham

Situated in the heart of Sheringham, one of North Norfolk’s most established seaside holiday towns, Flint Cottage and Stone House are just a short walk from each other, making them ideal for large groups or families. Both decorated and equipped to a high standard, they offer lovely above-average self-catering accommodation on the Norfolk coast. Continue reading

The Lifeboat Inn

The Lifeboat Inn, situated minutes from the sandy beaches of the Norfolk Coast, is the ideal retreat for a short break, a child friendly or family beach holiday. Perfect for a golf break or a dog walking holiday on the Peddars Way, some wonderful bird watching or simply a romantic getaway! Continue reading

Bircham Windmill

Found only a few miles from Sandringham and Hunstanton in North-West Norfolk, Bircham Windmill is considered to be one of the best remaining examples of a British Windmill. It is also the only working windmill in the area to be open to the public. Continue reading

The Jolly Sailors

The bar offers a wide selection of real ales and guest beers. Being the associated pub of the independent, family-owned Brancaster Brewery, The Jolly Sailors has many of this breweries’ ales on tap. Continue reading

The Old Coach House

Despite its name, this former coaching inn on the North Norfolk coast is not all it seems… Multifaceted, this particular hostelry combines a charming country pub with a rather swish Italian restaurant and comfortable country inn accommodation. Continue reading

The Jolly Sailors

Situated on the A149 coast road at Brancaster Staithe, The Jolly Sailors is a long-established North Norfolk pub, updated by the same owners as the nearby White Horse. It offers great food and ales at good value prices and is very family friendly. Continue reading

The White Horse Restaurant

Dining is an unhurried experience, intended to be savored. A range of tantalizing menus bursting with fresh, local cuisine (including oodles of seafood) offers something for all tastes (children and vegetarians are well served). When in season you’ll find Oysters and Asparagus farmed from Brancaster Staithe itself alongside the likes of Cromer Crab, Button Mushroom and Binham Blue Cheese Crepes and Pan roast Gressingham corn fed Chicken Breast. Continue reading

The White Horse at Overstrand

With an AA 4-star rating, The White Horse offers a unique opportunity to combine the escapism of a traditional seaside holiday with the quality and comfort you’d expect from a luxury hotel. Continue reading

The White Horse at Brancaster Staithe

A 3-star, 2 AA Rosette Inn on the A149 coast road in Brancaster Staithe, The White Horse is undoubtedly one of the best places to stay or dine in the region. It is located on an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), with some of the most stunning panoramic views across tidal marshes and sandy beaches that you’ll see anywhere in North Norfolk. Sunsets seen from The White Horse terrace (and rises as well if you’re an early bird) are truly dazzling. Continue reading

Cliff Top Café

Once a humble Donkey Shed, Cliff Top Café in Overstrand has come a long way since it was originally established in 1925. Owner Lorraine has been in charge for the past 5 years and most notably the Cliff Top Café recently (Nov 2011) placed 6th in The Times ’30 Best Places For Tea’ list. Need we say more? Continue reading

The White Horse Brancaster Staithe

A coastal pub built in 1934, The White Horse has been refurbished and tastefully styled with chic, modern décor that perfectly complements its seashore setting. Plenty of natural materials and nautical blues, greys and whites create a calm, welcoming environment. The bar at The White Horse is well stocked with real ale from the associated Brancaster Brewery, along with other local brews including Woodfordes Wherry, Adnams Bitter and changing guest ales. Continue reading

Titchwell Manor

Once a Victorian Farmhouse, Titchwell Manor has the presence and romance characteristic of its coastal-mansion origins together with the benefit of a fabulously contemporary, stylish interior. Its situation right on the coast, close to Brancaster, the Burnhams and the RSPB Titchwell Nature Reserve, mean Titchwell Manor is ideal as a rest stop or base if you want to explore the wider region. Continue reading

The Blakeney Hotel

Outstanding views, value for money and a great base for exploring the wider area. Perfect for total escapism. Continue reading

The Anchor Inn

Good beer and a friendly atmosphere ensure that everyone feels welcome, whether you simply want to sit and warm up with a pint beside the roaring fire in the ‘Old Pub’, or you are out with the family celebrating a special occasion with a meal in the contemporary and stylish new Restaurant. Continue reading

Shoal Cottage

If you’re looking for good quality self-catering accommodation in a pretty, peaceful, seaside location, Shoal Cottage offers everything you need for a fabulous break on the North Norfolk Coast. Continue reading

Deepdale Backpackers & Camping

Imagine a base from which to explore North Norfolk, situated within an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’, just a stroll from the ocean and where you’ll sleep beneath some of the widest, darkest, most star-spangled skies around. No need to imagine – Deepdale Backpackers & Camping in the pretty little Coastal village of Burnham Deepdale is just such a place. Continue reading

The Corner House Tea & Coffee Lounge

If a great Café or Coffee Shop mean good coffee, a friendly, relaxing atmosphere and great cake to you (but no greasy fry ups!), then The Corner House Tea & Coffee Lounge in Mundesley is for you. Continue reading

Pretty Corner Café & Tea Gardens

As the name implies, Pretty Corner, found en route to Sheringham in Norfolk, has been a renowned beauty spot for decades. Pretty Corner Café and Tea Gardens first opened in 1926 in a wooden pavilion that had no running water or electricity. The owners of the time became widely known for their homemade chocolates and sweets, which won a number of awards. While it has evolved, it is still as popular today as it was back then, with walkers, cyclists and holidaymakers enjoying the peaceful woodland setting. Continue reading

The Funky Mackerel

Imagine a funky surf-shack style café that wouldn’t be out of place on any beach from Newquay to Maui, and you’ll get an instant flavour of The Funky Mackerel Café. Except this relaxed shore-side family-run business is located on Sheringham beach in North Norfolk. Continue reading