This self-catering holiday cottage is on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast, just a short walk from a large, unspoiled sandy beach. The house is on the corner of Quayside and is a great place to stay if you want to get out and see the area. The house has a garden with a fence around it. The kitchen is near the utility room and pantry.

This Norfolk cottage from the 1200s is open all year and has a warm welcome for guests. A secret treasure in the middle of Norfolk,

Don't leave your dog at home when you go to the beach; bring them with you. Our family cottages can be rented on an exclusive basis, and they are a great place to stay for beach vacations with dogs. It's great for large groups because it has 6 bedrooms and a big kitchen, but it's also fun for families of 4 or 2 couples who want to enjoy some luxury at the beach.

COTTAGES BY THE SEA IN NORFOLK

Our Norfolk Coastal Cottages are a unique and charming way to get away from the busyness of daily life and city life. Our secluded, quiet cottages for rent have great views of Norfork's unspoiled coastline and are just a short walk from many beautiful sights, like miles of unspoiled coastline. Whether you want a romantic getaway or a trip with the whole family, our North Norfolk Beach cottages are the perfect place. It has beautiful views, great beaches, and lots of things to do for everyone.

The North Norfolk Coastline has been named an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is one of only two places in the UK that the law protects from being built on. This means that there aren't many buildings or homes in this area, so you can really enjoy the beauty of nature.

At Norfolk Coast B&B Cottages and Camping, our North Norfolk Beach cottages can be enjoyed in a number of ways. You can take walks along the beach, relax on one of our many patios or decks with great views, go fishing, or just walk or ride a horse around the nearby countryside. There are also a lot of other things to do outside, like golf, biking, horseback riding, and water sports like sailing and windsurfing. With so much to see and do, you'll never be bored when you stay in one of our private cottages for rent.

The Norfolk Coast has been a popular place to go on vacation for hundreds of years.

People have been going on vacation to the North Norfolk Coast for hundreds of years, but there are so many great places to visit that it can be hard to choose just one. We've put together a list of the top five hidden gems along the North Norfolk Coast that you don't want to miss if you're planning a trip to this beautiful part of the world.

Along the coast, which is more than 100 miles long, there are small towns, beautiful beaches, and historic sites. Visitors can do a lot of different things, such as hike, bike, fish, and watch birds. Famous seafood restaurants like The White Horse in Brancaster Staithe and The Kings Head in Blakeney can be found along the Norfolk Coast.

The Sunday Times picked the Norfolk Coast as one of the best places to live in the UK in 2019. The paper's annual Best Places to Live guide helps people find the best places in Britain to buy a home and have a good life. It looks at things like the quality of life, jobs, schools, community spirit, and nearby things to do. People liked the "unspoiled coast," "quaint villages," and "truly idyllic setting" of the Norfolk Coast.

WINTERTON-ON-SEA

Winterton is known for being the only beach town in Norfolk with its own beach and a view of the North Sea. This county town has been a popular place to go on vacation since the Victorian era. You can walk along beautiful sand dunes, visit cute shops, or just sit on the beach with a good book, a cup of coffee, and friends.

HUNSTANTON

Like Winterton, Hunstanton has been a meeting place for a long time. In fact, the famous poet Geoffrey Chaucer wrote about Hunstanton in his epic poem "The Canterbury Tales" almost 700 years ago! Today, people come to see the endless beaches and rocky cliffs, or to learn about the area's rich history at places like Old Hunstanton Chapel and The Red Mount Chapel, which was built in 1585 from flintstone found when Holme-next-the-Sea was being built.

SHERINGHAM

Sheringham is a small town just 10 miles north of Cromer. It is known for its fishing history, its sandy beaches bordered by rocks, and its charming stone buildings, like the All Saints Church, which was built in 1421 on Beeston Bump hilltop and has beautiful views of both land and sea.

WELL-NEXT-THE-SEA

Wells is the most peaceful and beautiful beach on the Norfolk Coast. It has colorful beach houses that line a long, golden sand beach that goes all the way from the famous red-and-white-striped Holkham Hall inlets to the Stiffkey salt marshes. As a bonus, you can take a slow boat ride through The Nature Reserve to get a closer look at the native seal colonies or join the tradition of picking mussels.

HOLKHAM HALL

Finally, we get to Holkham Hall, which is one of Norfolk's best-kept secrets. This beautiful Palladian mansion was built between 1734 and 1764 on 25,000 acres of pristine parkland and deer herds. It is still home to the Earl of Leicester's family, who welcome visitors from near and far all year round to enjoy its beauty, whether it's by touring the house or enjoying outdoor activities like horseback riding, cycling, or just taking a quiet stroll through Holkham Estate's lake villages with thatched cottages.

Along the coast, which is more than 100 miles long, there are small towns, beautiful beaches, and historic sites. Visitors can do a lot of different things, such as hike, bike, fish, and watch birds. Famous seafood restaurants like The White Horse in Brancaster Staithe and The Kings Head in Blakeney can be found along the Norfolk Coast.

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