Set on the ancient Peddars Way and idyllic Norfolk coast path, we are ideally situated to explore on foot the stunning coastline and magnificent countryside.

Home of BBC Springwatch. Beautiful nature reserve, with many rare birds and animals. Nature trails, daily activities and workshops, as well as jeep safaris. One mile from Fakenham.

A 320 acre working farm with lots of animals, deer safari, nature trails and adventure playground.

Lavender farm offering a unique tour with shop tearoom, and gardens. Caley Mill dates back to 1087 and is recorded in the Domesday Book.

Take a short boat trip out to see the colonies of grey and common seals and bird life. Common seals have pups from June until August and grey seals from November to January. Trips last one hour with a chance to land on Blakeney Point. Pre-booking advisable in Summer.

Here you will see sharks, otters and penguins as well as sick or orphaned seal pups who are being cared for before being released back into the sea.

The reserve consists of reedbeds, marshland, lagoons and sandy beaches. There are bird hides and nature trails. The reserve has breeding birds such as avocet, gulls and terns on the more open areas, as well as bearded tits, marsh harriers and bitterns in the reedbeds.