(+/- 4 days), 7 nights
Mundesley, Norfolk
Set close to the picturesque village of Mundesley, this attractive and comfy barn conversion provides ideal accommodation in a lovely holiday village with fantastic shared games and cafe facilities.
Holt (3.5mls NW), Norfolk
This stylishly furnished and spacious lodge is ideal for a small family who love to explore the coast and countryside of Norfolk.
Cromer (5mls SE), Norfolk
Gresham, Norfolk
Wroxham, Norfolk
Pretty converted stables set in the Norfolk village of Worstead, it has been renovated to offer stylish accommodation and only a stone’s throw from the village pub and within walking distance to the train station, making it a perfect base to explore Norfolk.
Beautiful holiday cottage offering a high standard of accommodation within easy reach of the Norfolk Broads and coast.
Fulmodeston, Norfolk
This spacious, comfortable and peaceful cottage is ideally located in a tranquil village in the heart of the picturesque Norfolk countryside, making it an ideal base for exploring this beautiful area.
Binham, Norfolk
This carefully modernised end terrace cottage overlooks the green of a pretty village and offers a woodburner and small enclosed garden. Beach 4 miles, pub, butchers and shops within walking distance
Wiveton, Norfolk
A tranquil and comfortable romantic retreat for a couple or a great holiday base for a family, this quintessential country cottage nestles in an idyllic village just a few miles from the Norfolk coast.
Sheringham (3mls W), Norfolk
Set in a quiet, wooded residential park, this comfortable detached chalet-style bungalow is located within walking distance to the beach, shop and pub
Hindringham, Norfolk
Situated in a picturesque village, this pretty, traditional and relaxing semi-detached Norfolk Flint cottage is set in a secluded position overlooking fields and pastures close to the beautiful coast.
Cromer (2.5mls S), Norfolk
Little Walsingham, Norfolk
Situated just a few miles from the coast, this cosy and traditional Grade-II listed cottage lies in the tranquil village of Little Walsingham, renowned as a place of pilgrimage since medieval times.